Fire shrimp prices?!?

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Getting back into the hobby after many years, and man how the prices have changed on pretty much everything. One of my favorite inverts in my last tank was a fire shrimp, so I really want to get another, but are they really $50-$80 now?! Anyone know of any places that have somewhat reasonable prices on these?
 
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Getting back into the hobby after many years, and man how the prices have changed on pretty much everything. One of my favorite inverts in my last tank was a fire shrimp, so I really want to get another, but are they really $50-$80 now?! Anyone know of any places that have somewhat reasonable prices on these?
Yellow tangs use to be $20 and now it's $400. Yikes!
 

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Getting back into the hobby after many years, and man how the prices have changed on pretty much everything. One of my favorite inverts in my last tank was a fire shrimp, so I really want to get another, but are they really $50-$80 now?! Anyone know of any places that have somewhat reasonable prices on these?
Totally agree, it's gotten ridiculous. I've had mine for over a year, I believe I paid $50 for him at my LFS. At the time, cleaner shrimp were like $30. Now cleaners are $50 and fire shrimp are like $80 like you mentioned. Insane. I love my fire shrimp but if I was looking to buy one now, I don't think I could justify shelling out that much. :/

Looks like reefcleaners has a few in stock at $45. But then you also pay shipping.
 
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