Aquacultured Weedy Sea Dragons

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Aquacultured Weedy Sea Dragons are the reigning kings of marine aquarium odd-ball fish, and now that they are available to you as aquacultured specimens, one of the primary barriers to keeping them has been lifted. These Weedy Sea Dragons are already eating thawed Gamma Mysis (mysid shrimp make up the vast majority of their wild diet) and enriched Brine! If you are the kind of hobbyist who wants a display that absolutely no one in your reef club has, then maybe Phyllopteryx taeniolatus is worth consideration. Click here to learn more

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How much do these cost ? Do they do better in pairs ?
 
Aquacultured Weedy Sea Dragons are the reigning kings of marine aquarium odd-ball fish, and now that they are available to you as aquacultured specimens, one of the primary barriers to keeping them has been lifted. These Weedy Sea Dragons are already eating thawed Gamma Mysis (mysid shrimp make up the vast majority of their wild diet) and enriched Brine! If you are the kind of hobbyist who wants a display that absolutely no one in your reef club has, then maybe Phyllopteryx taeniolatus is worth consideration. Click here to learn more

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Those are neat!
 
Hello, thank you for your interest and they do well in pairs. Since we are a wholesale facility, we can only provide pricing to stores that hold accounts with us.
Ok and stores won’t reveal to me who their wholesaler is so I dont even know who to contact to ask
 
I always dream to have a pair
How much are they?
Where can I get it? I saw them in person
San Diego UCSD displace tank
 
I always dream to have a pair
How much are they?
Where can I get it? I saw them in person
San Diego UCSD displace tank
I posted two links above to sites offering captive bred
 

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