Home Adverts Recent Added Auction Scam Alerts Fishkeeping Forum List Your Ad ShopAds Videos Tropical Fish Aquariums & Equip Marine Fish & Marine Inverts Cichlids Malawi Tanganyikan Cichlids Wanted Discus Goldfish, Koi & Ponds Retailers & Services ALL ADS By County    Home      Reply     Viewed: 631 -- Replies: 52 PM | All Topics | General | Cichlids | Marine | Coldwater | Tanks/Equipment | Diseases | Members Posted Whats the most you paid for a fish. 15-11-2007 21:22 by Ed Be honest now. 15-11-2007 21:27 by Ed I paid £130 for a blue spotted puffer about 13 years ago and £80 for a clown trigger the vicious baxxard never told the misus she just dosent understand. 15-11-2007 21:28 by Fry Lover only £18 Ed Indo Tiger Fish 15-11-2007 21:32 by Ed That was the trigger was a vicious baxxard not the misus 15-11-2007 21:35 by Ed Now i know the prices the shopkeepers pay i would poke his eye out the theiving arab. 15-11-2007 21:53 by Fry Lover i'd pay £130 for a wife Ed but not a fish 15-11-2007 22:07 by Nick G But only if she were on buy one get one free 15-11-2007 22:08 by Woz £30ish 15-11-2007 22:08 by Nick G And subject to a no quibble refund if not completely satisfied 15-11-2007 22:08 by Nick G And subject to a no quibble refund if not completely satisfied 15-11-2007 23:48 by robert.pope £34 for a black Oranda ....that got returned to the shop and refunded as it was infected!.....it contaminated our tank and killed over the next year our 5 other orandas! £34 for a 3" discus thats about it from me! 16-11-2007 10:15 by stevebrillo £12 for cod and chips...in london..terrible 16-11-2007 10:40 by tank busters 150 FOR A STINGRAY 16-11-2007 12:05 by Woz 16-11-2007 12:10 by telboy mmm,let me think! 16-11-2007 13:48 by drewie paid £28 for a 14 inch fire eel and £30 for a frontosa 16-11-2007 13:50 by drewie but the question should be whats the most you've ever paid for a fish that later died cos the frontosa died three days after purchase and i couldn't get my money back 16-11-2007 14:06 by Woz paid £20 for a discus and it died a few months later, also had some form of ancistrus( excuse spelling ?) which died the day after it went in and that cost me £20 16-11-2007 14:07 by Woz u might be thinking for a while tel 16-11-2007 15:50 by Big Rob 3p petrol money for telboy to collect freebies 16-11-2007 16:18 by curviceps £25 for 2 juvie female salvinis and the £72 return airfare to London 16-11-2007 17:03 by drewie got salvinis in my lfs £9.95 each 16-11-2007 17:05 by Jake Casson £230 for blue arowana but will pay more for tig. 16-11-2007 17:13 by telboy still thinking! 16-11-2007 18:58 by dave the wath Isn't telboys answer nowt 16-11-2007 19:28 by Nick G a pair of Starlight ancistrus that I thought that I have a great deal on which quickly died £40 16-11-2007 19:35 by Woz if were not counting petrol money 16-11-2007 19:43 by telboy dont you start dave 16-11-2007 19:47 by telboy after alotta thought! my most expensive buy could be the 20 synspillum i won on ebay bout £30 that died the next morning! 16-11-2007 20:33 by Jake Casson This fish would cost about £5000 yes 5K to buy for a lake. 16-11-2007 21:53 by Big Rob is that uncle fester 16-11-2007 22:03 by big cats 14 years ago ,paid £100 for an arrowana of questionable origin, popped it in my tank ,it was promptly eaten by a pacu that did not see its next birthday 16-11-2007 22:19 by Fry Lover Uncle, they aint the fish that i was implicated in was it? 16-11-2007 22:25 by telboy could be mate wasnt gonna mention any names 16-11-2007 22:31 by Fry Lover ooops, once again, sorry Uncle, i am still greiving for them fish mate!! anyway, our bond of friendship got us through it! 16-11-2007 23:54 by telboy amen to that 16-11-2007 23:59 by tasha £15 for two angels 17-11-2007 00:04 by Fry Lover i've probably spent close to £100 on a date with a girl who ended up being a bit fishy. does that count? 17-11-2007 00:05 by telboy i always get the gals to pay mate! 17-11-2007 01:20 by Nick G I've got it now, you are a male escort Telboy 17-11-2007 01:45 by Fry Lover i'd pay for tel 17-11-2007 01:59 by drewie bender 17-11-2007 02:02 by Nick G 17-11-2007 12:58 by tasha lmao ! 17-11-2007 19:15 by Woz whered u catch that fish jake im gonna hunt it down and claim a 5k bounty 17-11-2007 19:31 by Fry Lover well if Jake held on to it for too long like taking the pictures it aint gonna be worth Jack S*** now 17-11-2007 22:39 by Linda Chenapa Jake - add another 0 to the end of that price and you would be nearer the mark! We were at Koi Water Barn a while back and a guy paid £8,000 for one fish and £11,000 for another, in cash! 17-11-2007 23:18 by Nick G And it is in perspective if you think of how old the Carp is to be of that size 18-11-2007 09:46 by Jessica £50 pound for a ickle motoro, £90 for two 18-11-2007 09:47 by Jessica what about lizards people, spent 180 on a lizard 18-11-2007 12:55 by Jake Casson My best mate is one of the biggest koi dealers in the south. £10,000 fish are common. He nearly bought a £40,000 chagoi last year for a lake, it did weigh twice as much as that fish above. I could make a good living from fishing full time catching 30lb plus carp then sacking them up and selling them on the black market. £1000 cash easy for a 30lb fish which are in most lakes and rivers. Its so common, ever people smuggle carp over from france in helicopers its that worth while. Fry lover, they can servive for a couple of DAYS out of water if kept wet ie wraped in a wet sack/ moss etc. Carp just bore me know, much better things to catch out there like crabs! 18-11-2007 13:35 by Fry Lover i didnt know that Jake, would not have thought it, cheers for info 18-11-2007 19:02 by Woz crabs are never good to catch NEW REPLIES ARE NOW CLOSED ON THIS FORUM We invite you to join the NEW Aquarist Classifieds Fishkeeping Forum HERE Your contributions to this forum are greatly appreciated. This forum will be retained in archive status for reference. Adverts Previous Fish Biz Sitemap Links All Sponsor Clubs Webmaster Our Sponsors ShopAds Visits

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