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Today I found out that a canadian reef store has a pair of Mccullochi clownfish, going for $5,499.http://www.reefaquatica.com/store/pr...roducts_id=478
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spare change for me...... if i won the lottery that is
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I was just going to post this!
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LOL. I understand the rarity but that price for two rare damsels? lol
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They probably originated from an Australian hobbyist who collected them legally in 2006. I remember reading about his attempt but I can't find the URL at the moment.
http://www.reuters.com/article/press...09+PRN20090611 Cheers, Vic |
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$5500 would buy a years supply of stuff, or a very nice skimmer and light!!!! Ok maybe if we were rich
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I bet these are offspring from one of the US companies. I think Drs Forester and Smith maybe were breeding a pair of offspring that they got from the Australian pair.
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Yup. Some breeder in Australia kept pestering until he was allowed to go collect a few. He bred them first and sold some to Drs. Foster & Smith; they bred them too and were selling them. I believe the majority ended up in Japan. Drs. Foster and Smith are the most likely source for the one in question.
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