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Hello Brian Any news on more fish for the industry?

Nice fish. I can almost smell the Dr.Seuss

Return of the Jedi! Man, I just cant wait!

Disturbing, but on the other hand, we know it is not the full picture. The marine biologist on the first clip, Mr.Bartlett, was giving the example of fish being removed and algae destroying the reefs. How about food fish then? Vanuatu is exporting food fish, how about predators and algae grazers...

Im pretty sure the fish were collected for the local market in Thailand. There is no export of Marine fish in Thailand besides the Clown fish, as Dave said. There're at least 2 farms there and they have quite large numbers on various "Nemos", i wonder why you guys dont see them in the states...

I just finished reading all this thread, very interesting. JennM, I like your post, very sharp.

Tanaka san, What do you think about the assumption that this is a C. loriculus x ferrugatus ? Cheers.

Is it Dean tranship?

That's Oplegnathus punctatus, spotted knifejaw fish. A real pet in at home, but will out grow most tanks. Interesting about the butterfly, so you'd put him to sleep and then tube feed it? Cheers.

OMG Just stunning! Steve pls answer your PM fm ystrdy. Cheers.

They closed the thread on the other board. I didnt like the bashing.

I dont know. It actually hit reefbuilders first, but it doesnt matter, what matters is that USF&WL sucks so bad I can smell it till here (excuse my French).

Yeah, sorry, thats what I meant... :D Too bad Dave's on holiday now, otherwise this Chevron would have been in my tank.

Imported and then sold at Philipines price? impossible.

Amazing how far this fish was drifted.

Just Crazy! woow!

Hello everybody, Good thread. I think it really got to do with the country of origin, methods of catching the fish and how many stations it goes on the way till it gets to the importer. FME P.semicirculatus is super hardy, didnt have much HLLE problems with it, but I do try to avoid them from...

Hi, Yes they are hardy, but I cant see how Pomacanthus semicirculatus didnt make it in that list? I'd also add Pomacanthus chrysurus. Both are made from the same material of nuclear submarines! : )

Cool fish

I think you have to check first the import regulations in the countries you want to export to, as some are just impossible to export to and you might work hard for nothing. For exporting from America you will probably need a re export Cites (Im not there so I dont know), then Health cert +...