beany_bot
Fish Crazy
I was watching the F word with Gordon Ramsay last night and can you belive you get over £10,000 worth of caviar from just 1 female sturgeon!!! holy moly!!! im going to start breeding them!! thats a nice new car!!
Caviar Price!
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maximinimus
Fish Crazy
But it also takes 20+ years for a female to mature, plus you will need an enourmous lake that you can keep at 15-17*C all year. (If you are talking about the Beluga Sturgeon)
beany_bot
Fish Crazy
yeah i dont care!! hahah im doing it, 1 fish is a years wages for a lot of people!.
Axleuk
Fishaholic
beany_bot
Fish Crazy
Which is the most expensive, im rearing those!!!!
I watched that too, the man from spain has a good little business going there. Its a shame they have to kill the sturgeon for their eggs though.
Did you see that woman drop £1000 worth of caviar on the floor lmao!
Btw you don't need a lake to keep them. They showed a sturgeon farm in spain, with 15ft x 10ft ponds, he had around 20 of them.
Great little business though.
Did you see that woman drop £1000 worth of caviar on the floor lmao!
Btw you don't need a lake to keep them. They showed a sturgeon farm in spain, with 15ft x 10ft ponds, he had around 20 of them.
Great little business though.
maximinimus
Fish Crazy
Currently the most expensive is Almas Caviar (so expensive it comes in a 24k gold tin), it is white in colour and costs around £25,000/kg
It comes from the Belgua Sturgeon, matured to over 100 years old.
It comes from the Belgua Sturgeon, matured to over 100 years old.
shelaghfishface
the one and only
LMAO thats a good enough reason to start breeding them, ill have the lickings off the spoon when you come to sell your caviar
why do people spent such money on such yukky food when there are more important things to worry about
ALW
What works for one may not work for another!
Get a 25ft x 25ft pond and about 5ft deep and some Acipenser gueldenstaedtii, produce the most expensive caviar and then wait. Youll be laughing when the money then rolls in when they mature.
Axleuk
Fishaholic
LMAO thats a good enough reason to start breeding them, ill have the lickings off the spoon when you come to sell your caviar
Because they can !!
As an ex Military Chef i have had the pleasure of tasting Beluga caviar, albeit the more cheaper vintage and you would be suprised how good food tastes when you know how much it has cost no matter how disgusting it really is. Be honest, you just paid £1000 for a spoon full on toast, are you really going to spit it out and tell everyone how aweful it was?
Also, why go to the trouble of raising Sturgeon when you can go and fish for it? Anyone fancy a trip to Russia for a few weeks ?
beany_bot
Fish Crazy
LMAO thats a good enough reason to start breeding them, ill have the lickings off the spoon when you come to sell your caviar
Because they can !!
As an ex Military Chef i have had the pleasure of tasting Beluga caviar, albeit the more cheaper vintage and you would be suprised how good food tastes when you know how much it has cost no matter how disgusting it really is. Be honest, you just paid £1000 for a spoon full on toast, are you really going to spit it out and tell everyone how aweful it was?
Also, why go to the trouble of raising Sturgeon when you can go and fish for it? Anyone fancy a trip to Russia for a few weeks ?
Im coming!! but im guessing there are all sorts of laws or everyone would be pulling 25k fish out the lakes.
chesterscot
Fish Herder
lol if you all start rearing them youll flood the market 
did anyone see the puffin catching?
did anyone see the puffin catching?
beany_bot
Fish Crazy
lol if you all start rearing them youll flood the market
did anyone see the puffin catching?
Yeah out the corner of my eye, they seem to cute to eat but i suppose if there are millions of them.
shelaghfishface
the one and only
i wouldnt pay it in the first place, i prefer good ole` chicken eggs
ALW
What works for one may not work for another!
LMAO thats a good enough reason to start breeding them, ill have the lickings off the spoon when you come to sell your caviar
Because they can !!
As an ex Military Chef i have had the pleasure of tasting Beluga caviar, albeit the more cheaper vintage and you would be suprised how good food tastes when you know how much it has cost no matter how disgusting it really is. Be honest, you just paid £1000 for a spoon full on toast, are you really going to spit it out and tell everyone how aweful it was?
Also, why go to the trouble of raising Sturgeon when you can go and fish for it? Anyone fancy a trip to Russia for a few weeks ?
It is now Illegal to fish for the Acipenser gueldenstaedtii as form 1st August 2007
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