Huh. I've seen some expensive discus but that's about it. Even then they seem less expensive than a lot of the saltwater fish I've seen.
I picked up what would be almost $1000 or gonis and weird stuff at another live sale for about $250 + shipping. ( sorry, Than... but saving space in the wallet for today...) Sometimes, it a matter of what you stumble across. Sometimes you pay alot for what turns out to be a polyp or two. Other times you run into great deals that define the "if its too good to be true, it probably is".
Supply and demand means things that are in higher demand tend to be more expensiveWould think the more popular ones would be cheaper because everyone has them
Does this get enough ambient light to keep those plants alive or do you supply extra from the fixtures?What do you think of our "balcony" upstairs?
$400 yellow tangs
Championship Koi can be over a million and rare color strains of asian Arowana are also very expensive.
The plants there are plastic. We have live plants by the windows but in the middle of the building is too dark.
Tell you a secret I don’t do water changes
ORRRRRRRR we're all waiting for the market to saturate, price to drop, and then we get it. It happens, eventually. We Reefers are seldom patient, though.Would think the more popular ones would be cheaper because everyone has them
Angels because they aren’t ever fully reef safe
And illegal in Maine....
Right! But they are soooo cool
If they don't like what they're near, they'll reroute- essentially trimming- themselves. I've never heard of actively trimming a euphyllia, but they're not my main thing.
Now I have to figure out what makes a championship fish but ya, that's crazy fresh water wins. I was thinking 10k for a fish was nuts but for a million you could set up a full shark system.
I’m not either. RMS and balling method
