W.T.B. Flowerhorn in So-Cal

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Status
Not open for further replies.
theres a lfs here in los angeles that might interested you in that field
 
check out passion of the sea in Diamond Bar area. there is another place in Monterey Park on Garvey (between Ynez and Atlantic Blvd); forgot the name of the place. Both these place are more specialized in FHs.
 
shoefreak03;513917; said:
check out passion of the sea in Diamond Bar area. there is another place in Monterey Park on Garvey (between Ynez and Atlantic Blvd); forgot the name of the place. Both these place are more specialized in FHs.
Click to expand...


The one on Garvey would be "total fish". they've got a lot of flowerhorns. or you can try "just fish" on Garvey in El Monte, but they are kinda expensive.
 
awesum;513928; said:
The one on Garvey would be "total fish". they've got a lot of flowerhorns. or you can try "just fish" on Garvey in El Monte, but they are kinda expensive.
Click to expand...

passion of the sea is one of the best store for flowerhorn it is located at rowland hieghts california. the other store is total fish and pets at monterey park california. just be prepared of what you are asking for you said high quality flowerhorns bring good amount of cash. 2-3-4 inches in lenght are running at around $100-$200 each. I just purchased A pair at total fish and pets cost me an arm and a leg.
 
Thanks for the info guys. Awhile ago I heard of a place called 405 Tropical Fish has anyone heard of them. Also who has the better prices Passion of the Sea or Total Fish? For a fish that small how do I tell if it is H.Q. should I just be looking for the brighter colors?
Thanks Again
 
I just check out the the passion of the sea. They have many flowerhorn. They are great and good price also. The owner has one about 5-6 inches with little round body and big hum for $150. I am thinking of getting him, just little over budget...
 
there's a place called fish-pets in costa mesa...they have some really nice ones under $80 that measure around 3-5 inches.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
MonsterFishKeepers.com
Top Bottom