stacy22;982812 wrote: I don't get the hype for some rare fish. This one, however, I absolutely love. In my mind it is THE</em> Holy Grail of fish. I wish I had seen them at MACNA...Karen is breeding them in captivity and I am in awe.
http://reefbuilders.com/2014/08/30/captive-bred-genicanthus-personatus-debuts-macna-2014/">http://reefbuilders.com/2014/08/30/captive-bred-genicanthus-personatus-debuts-macna-2014/</a>[/QUOTE]
I cry foul!!! Based on your FB posts how can you have a "Holy Grail"???? :-)
glxtrix;982815 wrote: I thought I saw somewhere they were $2,500
glxtrix;982823 wrote: Sorry, found the article on my FB...apparently a pair sold for 30K
Skriz;982832 wrote: They're selling for $15k-$25k each.
Oops, ya'll beat me to it!
Bassett22;982836 wrote: That is a cool looking fish for sure, but I never understood how someone can justify the cost of these and other super high cost fish, even with an unlimited budget, that much money can do so much for so many people other then just let a fish die in your aquarium after a couple weeks. Didnt humaguy get a pepperimint that died after a week or two? 30 grand just poof, gone. So sad.
Bassett22;982876 wrote: Oh to each their own, don't get me wrong, I'm not mad at em, I just don't understand how a fish can be so valuable. And how some would want to spend that on something that can croak at any second. To risky. Just me. Seems insane to me.
But I love Monty Python.
Bassett22;982900 wrote: This is more what I was trying to say, I could see paying a couple grand if I could afford it, but 30grand? I just don't understand.
Also, of all these fish, none are as pretty as the flame angel, the flame back, and the cherub to me.
The multicolor is pretty nice. But still.