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Re: A. diplotaenia (Was Hello)
What is with these prices for A. diplotaenia? They are found in the
middle Rio Negro (as Steve mentions) which is a heavily exploited area
for ornamental fishes. Our group (in '96) caught a number of them (so
they are not rare at all), but there was little interest in bringing
them back. Had I realized at the time they were so rare in the hobby, I
would have brought some back to spread around. Maybe next time!
Lee
Vancouver, B.C.
Steve Waldron wrote:
>
> Hi folks,
> Wow! For prices like these- why not buy a plane ticket to Brazil and get
> yourself down to the Rio Negro, bring back a few hundred apistos and
> retire... BTW, William, you pronounce "Tapajos" like "Top-Uh-Hose"
> - Steve Waldron
> >
> >
> >Hi William
> >
> >> A. elizabethae & A. diplotaenia are going for $750 retail (Canadian
> >> dollars) a pair in Montreal, Canada
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