neat fish

[Mike Mann]

So i stopped in roozens today and they had a pretty cool fish ive never even seen in a tank or petstore called a remora! Im sure its gonna need a huge tank. looks like this.

 

 

Edited June 15, 2012 by Mike Mann

[Fishie]

I think these are usually found attached to larger fish as cleaners...

[Mike Mann]

yea they are mainly sharks they catch there scraps

Edited June 15, 2012 by Mike Mann

[Mike Mann]

They also have a great looking dragon eel and a pair of Xhatch triggers i wish i had $750 so i could buy

Edited June 15, 2012 by Mike Mann

[Jan]

Suckers! That's the common name, "Sucker fish". Really should be left in the ocean.

[zygote2k]

I've removed two remoras from 2 different fish tanks in the past years. They simply grow too fast and will eat like an oscar.

[Coral Hind]

I have seen several of them over the years at Roozens, I really don't know why they are even brought in to sell as few people have a tank suitable for them.

[Swimboy123]

And when has that stopped Roozens?

[flooddc]

My brother got one in his tank. It's growing very fast. He got it last year around 6 inches long. now it's 2.5 feet long. Will probably need a new home soon.

[Jan]

If people buy, some suppliers will have them in stock. The less they are available, the more rare they appear to be when folks see them. The cost will be high and folks will pay to have a "rare" item in their display. When it gets too big it's booted out. Such a shame.

[flooddc]

Suckers! That's the common name, "Sucker fish". Really should be left in the ocean.

 

It's name said it! But should be for the buyers.

[londonloco]

It's name said it! But should be for the buyers.

 

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