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Rareness Fishness?

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Why are all the best looking fish always the rarest?

I'm on a species hunt to find what kind of rarer species are available in the big NZ - preferably legal and good looking (16+ ;), lol bad joke)

Anyway, post your suggestions, they don't have to be super rare, just good looking and uncommon.

If you could also tell me how rare some of the fish below are :)

THANKS!

Delhezi

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Sun Cat

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Senegal Bichir

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Tiger Fish

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Elephant Nose

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Half Beak

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Leaf Fish

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Pantadon Butterfly

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Scarlet Pleco

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Scat

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Why are all the best looking fish always the rarest?

Because if they're common then they become average looking and boring. Like those ugly stupid discus.

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Yea i suppose the more you see a fish the less attractive it becomes over time. Its just a shame we don't get as much variety in species here than in other countries.

Thanks David - Fixed now. That scarlet is freakishly awesome, I'm sure Ive read something about someone having one here in nz, maybe mistaken.

I'm sure we get most of those in NZ, have you asked Organism about these fish? It seems like you might be interested in 'oddballs' :lol:

Yup, not sure about the halfbeak or the sun cat, but I've definitely seen the others available here. And other than the scarlet are pretty common(Common on the scale of uncommon fish)

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Definitely into the odd balls lol, variety is the spice of life ^^.

Just found a "rope fish" come on trademe, you don't see those everyday. But in auckland of course :|

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yeah, almost all of t hem are around.

scarlet, not sure, apparently some came in ages ago, ig ot one but unfortunately disappeared.... (as in, dead or eaten)

rare fish I have had....

hmmm

been a few

rarest I think was the Dicrossus filamentosus

or the wild caught kribs which seem to have all been crossed or disapeared

or the white calvus

the chocolate cichlids dont seem to popular now either

or the Nannacara anomala or Nannacara aurocephala

few of the Aluanocara seem to have dropped off and the Haps Like the Browns and the Burtoni

Oh well

yeah, i still have 2. slow growers, but steady growers.

they get to 45cms eventually. i th ink it will get there, these cats are long lived.

want big cats. not many around.

rarest i have had is an arrowhead puffer.

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