Holanthias fuscipennis **SALE PRICE**
 

Holanthias fuscipennis from a depth of 400 feet

The price is $1400/each or $2600/2 They are 3-4” in size.

There are 6 available. Can have them in 2 days. :twised:

http://www.blueworldaquatic.com/pict...0/Anthias1.jpg
http://www.blueworldaquatic.com/pict...0/Anthias3.jpg
http://www.blueworldaquatic.com/pict...0/Anthias2.jpg

they look like they belong to the dansel family...

What are the care requirements for this fish? I tried to look it up but I couldnt find anything. They probably need colder water and dimmer lighting?

gorgeous fish!!

Holy smokes that a steep price for a fish that big. They must be rare or something.

dam ken i was looking for a school of 20 of those.... 20 or nothing nice looking tho

:jaw: Nice find Ken!

Look like Borbon Anthias so I would assume the care requirments would be close to the same.

NICEEEEEEEEEEEE! :mrgreen:

Same ?
 

http://www.yousaytoo.com/very-rare-h...-the-us/390252


I tried finding info and first link is apparently the guy who has them??


Cool fish.

Okay Ken

If I buy all 6 ....does that qualify me for the free 50 in LCD TV:mrgreen:

Sea Dwelling Creatures in Los Angeles is one of the largest marine wholesalers in the US, it's not really "the guy who has them". They import livestock from around the world, and distribute to retail stores across North America. I would venture to say that most of us hobbyists have a fish or 20 that came from SDC. :)

Surprisingly all 6 are still available. I will include the 50" LCD, if you pay the MSRP on them. :lol:

Will you take payments $1 a day???? :mrgreen:


Great find!

Sure, you should be able to take delivery in December '12.

I can't imagine anyone that would get them, err, I actually have a customer that would consider a pair. Once the husbandry information is worked out.

Amazing the first time ever in Canada if anyone gets them! They grow to 9 inches in captivity and live around 8 years and are very hardy if decompressed right.

Well I hope the right person gets them that can breed them and not a guy who has more money that brains....and maybe donates some fry to an aquarium for everyone to enjoy

If SDC is the facility with them then i assure everyone that they have been decompressed properly and are a very high quality specimen. I highly recommend if anyone is seriously considering buying these that you get ahold of Ken ASAP to grab them as they wont last long i guarentee!

Steve

Actually that's not true, we have a shop in Toronto that has it in stock right at the moment.

But Ken's prices are insane, so any collectors interested should really consider getting them ... especially now that the fish collector might be dead.

Another store has them in Canada, sweet what's the store called? Also the diver you were talking about was named Rob lower he passed away Friday due to the bends while searching for the elusive genicanthus persontus I believe. He was olny one of two collectors in Hawaii that dove deep he also collected the adult female genicanthus persontus a couple weeks ago.

R.I.P. Rob Lower