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Pair of electric blue rams $40
I think 4 years is good enough actually. Most of the people I know who raise Bettas say that their fishes only live for 2-3 years4 years isn’t that short, considering you can pay upwards $100 for a pure bred dog with a typical lifespan of around 10 years. Besides, if I prefer the higher quality bettas as they’re just so beautiful and they don’t come from places that don’t have a clue like Petco. Typically better breeding as well to provide a better lifespan.
$150 in 1992 Gobels cobolt blue discus. From Gobel himself!!
Ooh, those are so beautiful... I want some now lolHmm, thought I'd answered this question before....
$300 for a trio of Rivulus obscurus. Here's a picture of one of them:
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Wow! It must be some betta$40 for a betta
a pet store near you allDon’t laugh! I paid a neighbor one hundred dollars for a plain Jane guppy. Then another thirty four dollars on meds. I can’t help it.
I would love to open
a pet store near you all
I bought a betta for 15 USD. He died within 3 hrs :/ That was the most I've spent, usually anything over 3.99 is way too much for me! But I can "splurge" on Bettas!
And good luck trying to find a suitable central location... for all of usI would love to open
a pet store near you all
$25 for a chocolate zebra plecoWhat was the most expensive fish you had for your tank?
Those premium halfmoon butterfly Bettas are $25 at my PetSmart. That's US dollars. If mine dies, I'm getting one of those next.my $32 "Premium" Halfmoon betta. AKA petsmart sells the more pretty ones for more money... My LFS was selling koi bettas for $60 though!
I know what u mean, i’m 14 and am constantly beging my parents for new jobsAs a thirteen year old, the $30 I spent on a pair of guppies was a lot , butbI can' wait until I can spend a lot of money on bigger tanks and more fish. All I need now is a job
yeah $25 us to cad is $32 so same thingThose premium halfmoon butterfly Bettas are $25 at my PetSmart. That's US dollars. If mine dies, I'm getting one of those next.
$78Well, when I had my saltwater tank, I paid $35 for a juvenile just over an inch long Blue Angelfish. That was back in 1987 or '88. So how much would that be in today's money? Over $100 at least.
Really? Arapaima? How would somebody keep one of those? They get like 8 feet long and over 200 pounds.I'm lucky enough to work at an LFS, So whatever I buy is never too expensive. The most I've spent on 1 fish...was about 14$. for my severum.
Though, we're selling arapaimas for $399.99 at my store...I couldn't personally imagine spending that much on fish but...It happens more often than not where I work. Especially salt water. 1 coral is already $54 with tax. Though our green chromas are just $4.99. lol.
Really? Arapaima? How would somebody keep one of those? They get like 8 feet long and over 200 pounds.
They would only be suitable for a private lake or large pond. They are air breathers but still need a lot of room.I personally believe that some species of animals are just better off in the wild where they belong. Only a zoo or public aquarium can properly house an araipaima. They should not be able to be sold at pet shops so easily.
400 bucks is pretty expensive too
IKR! don't ask me...I know better than to buy something that gets big enough to eat me...lol.Really? Arapaima? How would somebody keep one of those? They get like 8 feet long and over 200 pounds.
They are cool looking hahahaha I saw this Top 7 Most Rare & Expensive Corydoras ($50~$600 Per Fish)I can't believe the price for these green laser corydoras: $179.99 for three cories. . I know that it is rare, but still... 60 bucks for one. I think discus's price is justified, but this one... I don't even like the look of them. So, what's the most expensive fish you've ever seen?
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I just found another. Try to beat this: