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10/24/2006, 02:25 AM
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300 is around industry average... i've seen them as high as 400 and as low as 250
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10/24/2006, 10:29 AM
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$250 at saltwaterfish.com when they have it (about 3"). I think petsolutions.com had the small one for $220 when it was on sale but I missed the sale when I decided to go for it. Reefhotspot.com have it on sale for $320.
Great fish and you will enjoy it. 
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10/24/2006, 12:30 PM
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When it comes to pricey fish, I look around untill I find the perfect specimen - active, feeding well, good color, blemish free ect. Then I buy it; so long as the price isn't completely out of line. A few times I asked "is the price firm?" Usually they will come down a few bucks, especially if they had it a while. My goldflake was listed at $350, but the gal offered it for $275.
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10/25/2006, 08:57 PM
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See if you can talk them down to $250 and made sure it eats before you take it home. 3-3.5" would be a nice size and they acclimate pretty well. The one I've is always swimming out in the open and eats frozen, pellet but will not touch nori.
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10/25/2006, 10:04 PM
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They are definitely worth it, but be careful as they can develop a taste for coral. Mine was fine for a few months and then he decided to start picking on everything.
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