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There is usually a 15% off coupon available every month (delivered with a live shipment)... Even better deals (flash sales, 20-30% off) seem to happen at least once a month.
 
I don't know if it's this fish, but I was reading about the deepwater basslet and it costs so much because it lives a few hundred feet down and it's a whole process for divers to get that deep and back up.

Is it harmful to keep a deepwater fish in a shallow tank? It's accustomed to those pressures and keeping it in a shallow environment may be the equivalent of us breathing helium all the time, lol. Like a fish on whip-its.
 
I don't know if it's this fish, but I was reading about the deepwater basslet and it costs so much because it lives a few hundred feet down and it's a whole process for divers to get that deep and back up.

Is it harmful to keep a deepwater fish in a shallow tank? It's accustomed to those pressures and keeping it in a shallow environment may be the equivalent of us breathing helium all the time, lol. Like a fish on whip-its.
I know that LA lists the candy basslet as care level easy. It is a deep water fish and you can find them pretty regular on DD if you want to spend $650 on a 3" fish.
 
I found a clarion, 2” from a local reefer shutting down their tank. They divorced and had no idea what it is. I am picking bit up in. About 2 weeks.
Curious, what does one pay for a $7,500 fish in the event of divorce? What is the I can't pass that up price? And how do they not know what they have? If I had a $7500 fish swimming around my tank I'd know it.
 
They had a white moray eel yesterday that only gets to 8 inches that I wanted to pull the trigger on and it looks like someone snagged it overnight.
 

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