Mag and "Red" Haddoni fixing to hit DD!!

[M Woodhill]

around my area i can get my hand on a red for under $500. and i still its too expensive

wow, that's quite a deal. I have even not seen a red one in tristate for a while

 

[M Woodhill]

i posted this picture and now it's the stunning price:

the guy who was sellin it just asked for 800 chinese dollars for each. basically it means you can get a big and healthy red had with less than 150 dollars

i was totally awed when seein the price

 

[Kaman8]

Blue gigantea

 

[Kaman8]

Another blue gigantea

 

[Kaman8]

Magnifica

 

[Kaman8]

Sorry for the bad iPhone pictures. Next time I will try to make better pics.

 

[Kaman8]

Here is a haddoni , but not sure what color it is. Can you tell me?

 

[tassod]

Here is a haddoni , but not sure what color it is. Can you tell me?

Looks blue to me, which is what i'm looking for right now for a haddoni...just not many around here lately in blue. I've got 2 red, 1 green and 1 purple just missing the blue.

 

[Kaman8]

Looks blue to me, which is what i'm looking for right now for a haddoni...just not many around here lately in blue. I've got 2 red, 1 green and 1 purple just missing the blue.

It is defiantly not blue. In real it looks like a mix of dark red ,purple and brown. That's why I am asking if you guys can see what color it is.

 

[asudavew]

I had the red one in my cart...
But I knew my wife would kill me

Well. Not kill me. But I didn't want the wife "look."

 

[DasCamel]

I had the red one in my cart...
But I knew my wife would kill me

Well. Not kill me. But I didn't want the wife "look."

Tough to justify for that price. I guess if it's your dream to have a red one, but seriously.

 

[addictedreefer]

DD red carpets are way overpriced IMO. The going rate appears to be $750. Over the past two years, I have purchased two similarly sized and very healthy red haddonis: one for $550 and one for $320. I wonder if its a supply and demand thing. I live in the NYC metro area and although rare, red carpets not all that uncommon. Perhaps because DD markets to a wider audience of markets that don't see many if at all, they can get away with those prices.

 

[asudavew]

Tough to justify for that price. I guess if it's your dream to have a red one, but seriously.

Nah. Crazy price ! I'm happy with my $50 bright green haddi.:bounce1:

 

[DasCamel]

Nah. Crazy price ! I'm happy with my $50 bright green haddi.:bounce1:

I'm cool with my $40 teal troll haddoni.

 

[clorox]

I'm cool with my $40 teal troll haddoni.

And I'm happy with my $30 green camo petco haddoni.

 

[syrinx]

The DDs are more expensive- but they usually keep them for a few weeks to make sure they are healthy before listing them. That is a big difference, because buying one for their price is often cheaper than buying several for half the price that do not survive.

 

[Reefahholic]

Nice pics!

 

[nemoboy1]

DD is expensive because they have to cover the cost of DOA. After replacing the DOA they still have to make some profit so the usual mark up margin is drum roll... 3-5 times the cost of an animal wholesale price. So if anemone cost $300 they probably got it for $50-$100 bucks. The only way DD is going to lower their price is that we as consumer stop paying for it. They and every other retailer will lower their price.

 

[addictedreefer]

Interesting point. I too have considered that the guarantee is built into the price. Would be interesting if a vendor offered two pricing options: one with the guarantee and one without (sort of like refundable airline tickets), so that the consumer is allowed to make the decision.