What is the rarest fish you have or ever had
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fishaddict401;3744734; said:
Nowadays yes its harder to find them as they're not considered "bread and butter" fish anymore by many fish stores out here.
but they are not by any chance rare people can easily obtain them anytime you ask for them- any place. They will order it next time they get in a shipment of fish I guarantee you they'll be in that box. They're constantly always on the stock list-
But yes its not common anymore to see em in fish tanks those days like in the past.
blue devil grouper ... sell for 500 plus.
5ft green moray ....
Perfect blueline trigger ....
my SRT and Flame FH mated pair.....
i guess all those are rare.
5ft green moray ....
Perfect blueline trigger ....
my SRT and Flame FH mated pair.....
i guess all those are rare.
TheCanuck;3744820; said:
I really like your green moray eel. Is it nocturnal, diurnal? Is it aggressive. Just curious
TheCanuck;3744816; said:
well yes saltwater fish seem to be more rare than freshwater most of the time.(and way more expesive aswell)
i love ur bumblebee
Thanks guys 
. The Moray is very well mannered and swims around all the time. He is more active during the night , but still swimming during the day. Just his instincts kick in at night and he searches under the rocks for food , even though he knows i feed him.
. The Moray is very well mannered and swims around all the time. He is more active during the night , but still swimming during the day. Just his instincts kick in at night and he searches under the rocks for food , even though he knows i feed him.TheCanuck;3744878; said:Thanks guys
Post a video!
Probly not that rare but it was sold as a cowfish....I think I saw one in a book once as a Duskey or something....think it is a brackish water fish. I have only seen them twice in my area. Similar to a toad fish as far as feeding and using camo to hang on the bottom to surprise it lunch. Currently a Dovii even thought there not "rare".
