WTB Juvy Jardini Arowana Anyone seen any local ?

[JMCAquarium]

I'm looking for a Jardini Arowana has anyone seen some juvies in their travels ?
Thanks:thumbsup:

 

[dream54ing]

go to Cali and you will find quite a few variety to select from. probably half the price of what they go for here in Az.

They were pretty expensive 20 years ago , but not sure how the prices are today. I had a Aust. gold Jardini that cost me two summer worth of work They were pretty rare back in the days, but not sure now. beautiful fish

 

[tcamos]

Check The Pet Shop, they may have them in.
http://www.thepetshopaz.com/

The other store that usually caries them is Ocean Floor.
http://oceanfloorstore.com/

 

[Dreamer79]

I be going to cali in august. I can pick one up for u. nice one for under $100. let me know. I see some here but they ugly. I want to get a red one but don't have $ 4000 to burn. hihihihihihihihi

 

[Dreamer79]

kgswf-3854738816@sale.craigslist.org. I forgot this guy got them for 100 on 83ave and camelback got some reallie nice flowerhorn tooo

 

[JMCAquarium]

I can get a stunning green one for $100 but I was hoping for a gold or blue or a odd ball color. Just want a smaller one the green one is already 8 inches I like to grow my big boys out. I will check the pet shop thanks so far guys

 

[tcamos]

I haven't been to Ocean Floor in a very long time but I have seen gold arowana there in the past. It's at least worth a phone call to see if they have something like that in stock. I have never seen a blue one for sale.

 

[mic209]

Win the lottery and go by your fish from this place.

http://youtu.be/A21nsWXkseI

 

[tcamos]

Though fishkeeping goes back to the Romans it was really, in my opinion, the Asians that turned it into an art (and the Germans a science). Just saying. Thanks for sharing the video, I loved it.

I bet for those prices they bring it to your home, acclimate it for you, and guarantee it for more than 14 days.

 

[82ndengineer]

There's a blue arrowana at the new store in surprise for 69.99. Customer ordered didn't pick up owner wants it out.

 

[brian cummings]

Though fishkeeping goes back to the Romans it was really, in my opinion, the Asians that turned it into an art (and the Germans a science). Just saying. Thanks for sharing the video, I loved it.

I did a presentation in design school last semester about the history of fish keeping, mostly about the actual vessels, starting w the Romans, China, Japan, 19th century England, up to current.

 

[JMCAquarium]

There's a blue arrowana at the new store in surprise for 69.99. Customer ordered didn't pick up owner wants it out.

What new store in surprise ?