Anyone ever think of getting a Rhizotrochus?

[spanko]

Beautiful creature, from the same family as Tubinaria

Well consider this. (a 4" Bartlett Anthia)

Pictures from another site, photographer juniormc8704. I have his permission to use the pictures.

 

[-tara33-]

nem nem thinks this num num

 

[mx#28]

They're lovely, but expensive as hell.

 

[coral keeper]

Originally Posted by MX#28
http:///forum/post/2895304
They're lovely, but expensive as hell.
You got that right. lol

 

[nano-newb1983]

how much do they run?

 

[mx#28]

Originally Posted by NaNo-NeWb1983
http:///forum/post/2895528
how much do they run?
Depending on size and color, I've seen them anywhere from $200 to $1,200.

 

[petjunkie]

That one was fed the fish though, it didn't catch it. My rhizo is in a fishless tank but does have quite a sting, stronger than any other of my corals. I suck at pic taking but here's mine. Honestly as far as price I would rather pay $200 for this than for one eye of that ever so sought after LE watermelon or whatever the fad is now. At least I'm getting something I can see.

The colored ones are the expensive ones, get into red and oranges and the price skyrockets.

 

[spanko]

Originally Posted by petjunkie
http:///forum/post/2895608
That one was fed the fish though, it didn't catch it.
Why do you say that?

 

[kholla12]

Originally Posted by spanko
http:///forum/post/2896415
Why do you say that?
I saw that on R C the guy said he feed the fish to it.The fish was dieing.but it has eaten a few live fish before.

 

[spanko]

Hmm...that pic cam from Michigan Reefers, I wonder if it is the same person??????

 

[keri]

My supplier here can bring them in, the yellows, pinks and oranges, but they're a little out of my price range at the moment, starting at $1,200