made my husband cry

[utahfish]

Cry? 92$ for two fish? I havent spent that much for two fish dinners at a fancy restaurant. Did you at least get a complimentary dessert??? 92.00$ is steep!

 

[CassCats]

Cry? 92$ for two fish? I havent spent that much for two fish dinners at a fancy restaurant. Did you at least get a complimentary dessert??? 92.00$ is steep!

2 fish and shipping haha. At least I trust the source lol ive ordered many, many times from them, only one ever DOA and they handled it very well.

 

[corylover5]

Video of the fish (not my video, but of the labeled species)

Imagine how much all of those corydoras would cost if 2 cost $95.32!

 

[CassCats]

Imagine how much all of those corydoras would cost if 2 cost $95.32!

If i ever resorted to crime, fish theft sounds fairly lucrative

Kidding. Id never!

 

[JuiceBox52]

If i ever resorted to crime, fish theft sounds fairly lucrative

Kidding. Id never!

@Crispii would though....

 

[Fishmanic]

They should be in a group of at least six so that would only be $285 . But you might give your husband a heart attack.

 

[CassCats]

They should be in a group of at least six so that would only be $285 . But you might give your husband a heart attack.

Luckily I've got many, many, many other cories for them to buddy up with. Unless they're like the rich elitists who want nothing to do with my other peasants

 

[Retired Viking]

As long as I buy cheap fish my wife does not mind but she goes over all our charge card bills so I have to watch my expenses

 

[Ch4rlie]

Neat little fish

It is amazing how some species of fish can command top dollar, some going for thousands!

Think mostly Japanese and Chinese culture go mad for certain koi fish and pay tens of thousands for particularly rare or difficult to breed species.

There was a former member of this forum who bred very rare plecos and wild altums and those were certainly not cheap when he sold them to discerning fish keepers.

Things like this is part of what makes this hobby more interesting and exciting

 

[Lajos_Detari]

Luckily I've got many, many, many other cories for them to buddy up with. Unless they're like the rich elitists who want nothing to do with my other peasants

Yes, they will be your Corydoras centrepiece....just like the rose among other flowers...
I was thinking of getting a group of normal Oto in the future and probably buy two Zebra Oto as the centre piece.
The normal Oto is cheap over here but the Zebra Oto is more expensive like SGD8.

 

[Fishmanic]

Things like this is part of what makes this hobby more interesting and exciting

You left out “expensive

 

[Lajos_Detari]

Perhaps, you can consider one of these Plecos in the future...LOL

L129 COLUMBIAN ZEBRA PLECO (Hypancistrus debilittera)

Omnivore. They still seem to prefer meaty foods such as blood worms, gammarus or brine shrimps. Commercially prepared food such as Spirulina tabs are also eaten. Its small size makes it a good citizen for small tanks. Males are more territorial than females and are territorial toward...

aquaristsacrosscanada.com

L199 VENEZUELAN ZEBRA PLECO (Hypancistrus Furunculus)

Another striking smaller-species plecostomus, similar to the popular Zebra Plecostomus, with this one suited to the slightly larger (4-feet length) aquarium.When purchasing specimens, look for a rounded (as opposed to sunken) belly, indicative of a healthy specimen. As noted under dietary needs...

aquaristsacrosscanada.com

L134 LEOPARD FROG PLECO (Peckoltia compta) 2.5"

The L134 Leopard Frog Pleco (Peckoltia compta), also known as the Imperial Tiger Pleco, is a member of the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfishes. Its bright yellow and black, zebra-like striping combined with its relatively outgoing personality make it a very striking...

aquaristsacrosscanada.com

PlanetCatfish.com - Hypancistrus debilittera (Loricariidae) Cat-eLog

Images are copyright and may not be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder.

www.planetcatfish.com

L129 Hypancistrus debilittera

All assigned numbers: L129 Name: Hypancistrus debilittera Common Names: L129, chocolate zebra pleco, Colombian Zebra Pleco Location: South America: Rio Bito, tributary of the Rio Orinoco, upstream of Puerto Careño, Colombia Photos: Appearance: Together with h. furunculus...

plecoplanet.com

 

[beedobu]

whoah! those cories are pretty!
...but if I had to buy two for 92$, I'd definitely pass

 

[Croissant]

Well, that's.. expensive... lol

 

[CassCats]

Yes, they will be your Corydoras centrepiece....just like the rose among other flowers...
I was thinking of getting a group of normal Oto in the future and probably buy two Zebra Oto as the centre piece.
The normal Oto is cheap over here but the Zebra Oto is more expensive like SGD8.

Zebra otos are gorgeous, expensive here too at $25 a pop, but theyre really pretty!

Perhaps, you can consider one of these Plecos in the future...LOL

L129 COLUMBIAN ZEBRA PLECO (Hypancistrus debilittera)

Omnivore. They still seem to prefer meaty foods such as blood worms, gammarus or brine shrimps. Commercially prepared food such as Spirulina tabs are also eaten. Its small size makes it a good citizen for small tanks. Males are more territorial than females and are territorial toward...

aquaristsacrosscanada.com

L199 VENEZUELAN ZEBRA PLECO (Hypancistrus Furunculus)

Another striking smaller-species plecostomus, similar to the popular Zebra Plecostomus, with this one suited to the slightly larger (4-feet length) aquarium.When purchasing specimens, look for a rounded (as opposed to sunken) belly, indicative of a healthy specimen. As noted under dietary needs...

aquaristsacrosscanada.com

L134 LEOPARD FROG PLECO (Peckoltia compta) 2.5"

The L134 Leopard Frog Pleco (Peckoltia compta), also known as the Imperial Tiger Pleco, is a member of the Loricariidae family of South American suckermouth catfishes. Its bright yellow and black, zebra-like striping combined with its relatively outgoing personality make it a very striking...

aquaristsacrosscanada.com

PlanetCatfish.com - Hypancistrus debilittera (Loricariidae) Cat-eLog

Images are copyright and may not be reproduced without permission of the copyright holder.

www.planetcatfish.com

L129 Hypancistrus debilittera

All assigned numbers: L129 Name: Hypancistrus debilittera Common Names: L129, chocolate zebra pleco, Colombian Zebra Pleco Location: South America: Rio Bito, tributary of the Rio Orinoco, upstream of Puerto Careño, Colombia Photos: Appearance: Together with h. furunculus...

plecoplanet.com

Hahaha I've got a bristlenose who wouldn't appreciate any pleco buddies in his space, and my other tank ive got Farlowella twig catfish who wouldn't fare well with the competition