Platinum percs thread.

its ok with me seemed like the thread was causeing issues anyways /DesktopModules/ActiveForums/themes/_default//emoticons/sad.gif

 

Thanks man but it was going good and andy was getting fired up!

 

Thanks man but it was going good and andy was getting fired up!

 

To be completely honest I personally didn't much care for the extreme tangent the thread took...

 

its all fun and games im not sorry for the actions of others but on the other hand what is the price on these fish and what do they look like just incase i can get a great deal someday.

 

I'll have pics up in a few minutes. John sent me some.

 

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I agree Bela, there were thoughts expressed, that were better off unsaid...

 

For some reason if I edit the post the pics get screwy. Anyway, that is supposed to be the pics of the actual stock of fish for sale.

 

Platinums are sweet, but I have an existing ocellaris and I've been interested in finding Wyoming Whites (ocellaris) myself. Did the OP have a lead on some platinums? I wonder where from?

 

He said he can get them for $115

 

how much do they cost

 

that's one ugly fish

 

Beware also, ORA has a grading system for their designer clowns, at least with their picassos they do. Regulars, grade b, and grade a. The difference between grades is established by ORA, I don't know what their grading criteria. At that price you might not be getting the highest grade, but really who cares, they're still cool looking!

 

Those fish have a look only a mother could love

 

I totally agree. I think genetic engineering is great, but sometimes it can ruin a good thing. Percs don't need any help...they are awesome in their natural state. Hybrids and selective breeding can produce the full spectrum ...from beautiful to awful. But...someone said it best when they said 'beauty is in the eye of the beholder'...if you like'em, buy 'em.

 

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder is definitely right I always say, "to each his own". Personally I would never find these fish desirable, but it is kind of amazing to see the wide variety of clowns being offered. However, I still always find ocellaris to be the most attractive clowns, but if these are your thing I hope you are successful with them.