rumblesushi said:
yes. unfortunately in the us, few people have actually seen one in person, let alone see show quality pieces.
what fish are worth the $ ?.....
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yes. unfortunately in the us, few people have actually seen one in person, let alone see show quality pieces.
I agree with everyone so far. The expense you wish to spend on a fish is on the taste of the owner. But some fish are pretty cool to have. Being a little bias, I have to recommend the unique and rare Australian Lungfish (Ceratodus). Each one comes with a certificate from the Australian Government, Micro-Chipped and CITES certified. With such documentation and rarity in the United States, I would hope that the Aquatic Hobbyist would like acquire the luxury service that you would expect from a professional importer like myself to fulfill there High-End needs. For those interested, please do not hesitate to send me an e-mail. 
This is going to get me mocked on a "monster fish" forum, but I really like celebes rainbowfish. They're colorful, active, and unique.
I loved my clown loach. I had to give him to a friend, because I didn't have a tank at the time that would handle him. Loaches are some of the niftiest fish around.
My Tropheus are worth every penny I paid for them. I'm looking forward to getting petrochromis.
I loved my clown loach. I had to give him to a friend, because I didn't have a tank at the time that would handle him. Loaches are some of the niftiest fish around.
My Tropheus are worth every penny I paid for them. I'm looking forward to getting petrochromis.
My clown loaches are terrible. They would nip my goldfish fins, head caps and killed one of my goldfish. And yet, i still have them. And still love them. It's a love hate relationship.
Aros, rays, and dats are worth the money. They are truely magnificent fish. I love the way the move. They have they own personality.
Aros, rays, and dats are worth the money. They are truely magnificent fish. I love the way the move. They have they own personality.
Personally I would not pay over 50.00 for a fish. I mean it is just a fish. For 1000.00 I could buy an awesomely bred pitbull.
How much are you selling them for??DarthLungFish said:I agree with everyone so far. The expense you wish to spend on a fish is on the taste of the owner. But some fish are pretty cool to have. Being a little bias, I have to recommend the unique and rare Australian Lungfish (Ceratodus). Each one comes with a certificate from the Australian Government, Micro-Chipped and CITES certified. With such documentation and rarity in the United States, I would hope that the Aquatic Hobbyist would like acquire the luxury service that you would expect from a professional importer like myself to fulfill there High-End needs. For those interested, please do not hesitate to send me an e-mail.
