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Sea Dragons ??? hi, this post is about sea dragons, im not sure if they are found in america but im from australia and they are common around my area and was wondering if anyone has had success with keeping them and what methods of feeding do you use. Amazing to watch in the wild.http://www.fishforum.com/userpix/554...A_DRAGON_1.jpg http://www.fishforum.com/userpix/554...gonlarge_2.jpg Its a shame also when they are found dead by blue bottles, happens really easily for them as well. |
They look like seahorses to me.:mrgreen: |
Thread moved to appropriate section as these specimens are neither corals nor invertebrates.:wink2: |
Not quite as gorgeous as that. We have some very plain pipe fishes. The ones you showed are not even legal for purchase. |
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WOW! If those were legalized it'd be worth going saltwater just to keep them!! :lol: |
I have never seen those fish over here, not even on the internet. Im sure overthere there are very interesting fish that we here in the us never see. |
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USMC I have a link somewhere to a few people that legally keep the dragons. Gorgeous. I believe the cost is about $3,000 each when available. Not to bad considering I spent about $2,500 for my kangaroo and that's not even protected. My black island aldabra tortoise (galopagos) set me back $5,000 when I was 18. (You guessed right, I spend more money on pets than on things like cars.) |
you spent how much on a kangaroo, god do you know how many there are in australia. and $3000 for the seadragon, thats what there called and they are common over here, we see them dead all the time. are you guys from america? cause your payen heaps :shock: :shock: |
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