In the avatar that is my oscarfugupuff said:they must be oscars, astronotus orbicularis, a different species altogether, i see you like oscars, in your avatar
he is about 9 1/2inch first fishbumble bee grouper
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he is about 9 1/2inch first fish
Nate_N_Nicole said:I would love to have one my self but I think they get like 3 feet long maybe bigger but I think they get to dang big for me if I'm getting something that big I'm getting some Peacock Bass BabyI know that dont get near that big but thats as big as I'm gonna go...
Peacock Bass can get to 3ft if they are Cichla Temensis.
That is alot of money for a fish that is going to lose it's brilliant color, and becomes a saltwater fish the size of a car.
I would rather spend my money on a rare stingray, or something that will actually live in captivity.
If we are going to think crazy thoughts, why don't we all go purchase our own sturgeons?
I would rather spend my money on a rare stingray, or something that will actually live in captivity.
If we are going to think crazy thoughts, why don't we all go purchase our own sturgeons?
Different strokes for different folks. You prefer a stingray, and some prefer rare fish. I would like to be able to have one, but you are right, it is pricey. Price demands rarity and supply, you should know. However, there is good news.... I just saved a bunch of money by switching to Geico.Miles said:
The thing is these grouper aren't rare, so to speak. The saltwater ones are usually fairly easy to obtain. I'm still skeptical on these bumblebees being fresh their entire life, and we may never know unless a public aquarium gets their hands on some...
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