Per fish, it is probably in the 20-30$ range.
We recently had some F1 L333 shipped in that cost almost 300$ for the lot.
I regularly spend 200-300$ at auctions.
Hard for me to believe, but my beautiful platinum butterfly koi, Miyamoto, was only 3.99. He was in the "small koi" tank at Petsmart, and I snatched him up.
welll if u buy a good fish not like mollies or swordtails then easyily
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i would hate to risk it though
just think if you lose it, youre out 20 bucks
if they breed successfully i could see
one mollie had over 30 fry that reached adulthood goin for three bucks each, thats a profit in my opinion
Yes but it depends if your trying to make a profit or you keep fish for entertainment/amusement/calming effect etc. cause some of the more expensive fish have way more personality than mollies and platies.
well i have a smaller tank so the larger fish are the more expensive ones
i stick with the cheaper ones because then i have more variety in the tank
i think its fun to breed livebearers because of the color variations the fry can be
as for more expensive fish having a better personality gouramis discus and angels are some of the more expensive ones that i know of but they dont seem to do anything they do have some different colors but they just arent active
I think the most I have spent one fish is $20 and that was for a L52 pleco. I got 3 of them at the time. After that, the most was $14 for a galaxy rasbora.
Tom
Most I paid for fish were for my 7 Discus, and they were 25.00 each.
Yes, you worry about those expensive fish for sure.. but when you love a certain kind of fish, and it does cost more sometimes you just got to do it!!
~ kate
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how could you pay over 20 dollars for a fish?
