King Cobras On Aquabid?

[t.ropical_m.istx3]

http/www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auc...&1171943408

that's the same kind I have. i'm kind of debating to sell my fry on there.

 

[theotheragentm]

The coolest thing I ever saw on AquaBid was miniature crayfish. I love that site.

 

[rollntider]

usually the guppies that sell are fry from IFGA winners (or from a winning line)
I am debating on getting a trio from a breeder.

 

[kribensis12]

I am working on getting unique livebearers, but I would never pay 15 dollars on a livebearer unless it was extremely rare.

 

[Darkehorse]

Yeah I browsed a bit just now. Saw some nice dwarf rainbows, but the $42 shipping is killer and blows it out of the realm of reasonablity. I wonder if a lot of those guys sell directly to LFSes.

-Darke

 

[helterskelter]

http/www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auc...&1171943408

that's the same kind I have. i'm kind of debating to sell my fry on there.

Are your's line breed or shop fish?

If their true line breed then you may get good money.
Shop fish are worth nothing unless you have worked the line for many generations to devlop or fix a line.

I wonder if a lot of those guys sell directly to LFSes.

Simply no. They may sell to local shop's but most breeders dont do it to sell, they breed the fish to devlop the line.
Most breeders sell in Private Fish Auctions to other breeders and hobbiests.

The Asian breeders though are different. Most of them are Fish farmers, selling 99% to exports and the very best fish they them sell for big money (mainly betta's) they export price would be something like a betta would be 10-20p each if they lucky and on online auction for the best they may get £30-50 or more sometimes!!!!!

Helter

 

[rollntider]

Like helter said, most stores require you to have a fishery license (depending on state or country) and LFS, wont be interested unless they know you to be a breeder, and even them you probably get bottom dollar for your fish anyways.