The green one was nice, I was thinking of getting it but I just got in the regular liveaquaria gig on tuesday so no space for qt.
I was going to comment about the purple on sale today.....seriously, $400?!!
Those prices are crazy!
What amazes me is that someone is willing to pay that amount (way above market price, at least here in California) well knowing that there is a significant chance the nem won't make it alive to the destination or will perish during acclimation.
People in the Reef Fish section are probably laughing at us because they talk about buying a glorified convict tang for $1200 on DD. So to them $400 on a nice purple gig is probably no big deal. Haha. I personally would never pay over $250 for any nem. Don't care the type or color.
I would pay $500, maybe more, for a red mag with yellow tips if it were healthy and established.Or at least had the DD guarantee.
But that may be a unicorn, never seen one, not even a true red.
People in the Reef Fish section are probably laughing at us because they talk about buying a glorified convict tang for $1200 on DD. So to them $400 on a nice purple gig is probably no big deal. Haha. I personally would never pay over $250 for any nem. Don't care the type or color.
I would pay $500, maybe more, for a red mag with yellow tips if it were healthy and established.Or at least had the DD guarantee.
But that may be a unicorn, never seen one, not even a true red.
I used to think people are crazy when they would tell me something like this. But I stopped being judgmental partly because if I went on a dive or snorkel lets say in Fiji and saw an anemone that I liked very much...then I can see how someone would be inclined to pay a premium to remind them selves of their diving/snorkeling experience thousands of miles away. Same goes for expensive fish.
I'll say it right now. I'd pay $3,000 for a true red mag or gig. Write it down haha.
I got this guy 180 shipped. One of only 3 Gig that I got mailed to me that live
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I'd rather spend that kind of money on a fish rather than a gig. Fish are more likely to show up at your doorstep alive, unless UPS delivers them to the wrong place![]()
Very true. Gigs are not good shippers in general.