My lionfish

[Bluebeard]

hahah.. it's ok.

me might go Reborn tomorrow, will SMS you if there is lionfish there.

just in case i sms or call you, my name is leong.. ehehe

[eprouve]

New Trio Fisheries got nice and cheap lions too. Too bad my tank only 2 ft. Sigh.

[kelstorm]

Rainbow sells lionfishes at $35??!!!!!

$35 for lionfish??? i think i rather get a statue of the jade merlion. siow... at that price, their lionfish have better come with a harem or pride of lions...

[dodo]

$35 for lionfish??? i think i rather get a statue of the jade merlion. siow... at that price, their lionfish have better come with a harem or pride of lions...

u mean the fish must come with a lion's mane?kekeke....

[bawater]

not only $35 for a lion,

this week's special offer is $19.90 for a 2" tomato clown. how's abt that?

or $60 for a 2.5" frog fish.

oops, forgot to mention: NO GUARANTEE NET CAUGHT.

[Achilles Tang]

Rainbow remains a laughing stock...!

[dodo]

Can someone ask Rainbow go rob a bank instead

[eprouve]

You should check out the price of their (Rainbow's) seasalt. Some small container enough for 40 litres of water costs $28!!! Compared to my Coralife seasalt enough for 95 litres (more than double) cost onlt $12 (less than half)! <_

[kelstorm]

was in rainbow yesterday.. saw the condition of their tanks.. pathetic.. they are teaching the wrong stuff.. giving ppl the impression that marine is very difficult to keep.. sigh.. to think i overheard this.. "once u mixed the salt, and water is clear.. u can put in the livestock.. and fishes.. very simple.. "

[Achilles Tang]

Difficult to keep or easy??

[kelstorm]

paisay.. i type slower than what my brain can process.. hahaha.. what i mean is that ppl might get the impression that marine is difficult to keep coz from the "advice" given by u know who... chances are, they gonna fail and might tell their friends that marine aquarium is difficult to keep, which, IMO, is not, if u do the process correctly and be patient abt it..

another example, when i was touring tasmania, i chanced upon a LFS selling SH.. guess what they put,

" seahorses needs x amt of water, UGF!!!, salt mix, hydrometer and a cyclindrical tank".. everything was fine except UGF.. goodness, still so ancient in their filtration methods.. but i can understand why.. a SH cost A$25 there for a small one.. while those adult ones cost A$150!!!...

it is no wonder why marine aquarium is not gaining acceptance by the public as fast as FW..

firstly, they think that it is expensive (it is cheaper than FW fishes in fact.. if u were to compare a FW sting ray with blue spotted ray!!)

secondly, the initial cost of setting up one scares them off..

thirdly, getting the wrong advice or no help at all.. and have to go thru the pain of trial and error, which many of us have gone thru but persever and share our experience here.

[[PpG]]

so far Reborn has the best collection of lionfish and it's cheap but have to wait for their stock to come.

Kwang's at Onan Road have lionfish, quite big.

Try Sealife! Reasonable prices!