Anonymous
ID: MOal+/yv
6/13/2025, 6:47:37 PM No.60500763
Amerifat /biz/lets cannot into arowana breeding.
$300,000 for a fish and they cannot touch them.
$300,000 for a fish and they cannot touch them.
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Thread 60500763 - /biz/ [Archived: 1154 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: fqfOx9dD
6/13/2025, 7:02:55 PM No.60500811
Anonymous
ID: /BvRuuIE
6/13/2025, 9:29:04 PM No.60501400
>>60500763 (OP)
>$300,000 for a fish
>Once the fry reach a suitable size (usually around 5-10 cm), they can be sold. Prices for juvenile Arowanas can range from €20 to €200 each, depending on the species and market demand.
>$300,000 for a fish
>Once the fry reach a suitable size (usually around 5-10 cm), they can be sold. Prices for juvenile Arowanas can range from €20 to €200 each, depending on the species and market demand.
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Anonymous
ID: MOal+/yv
6/13/2025, 10:17:53 PM No.60501584
>>60501400
More typically €1000 or so.
I used to see these in tanks all the time when I lived in Taiwan. I had no idea they were illegal in the U.S. (because "endangered"). FFS the main reason these fish AREN'T endangered any more (in captivity) is because of all the fish enthusiasts who have been breeding them. Can't do shit about habitat destruction and overfishing that made them "threatened" in the wild.
More typically €1000 or so.
I used to see these in tanks all the time when I lived in Taiwan. I had no idea they were illegal in the U.S. (because "endangered"). FFS the main reason these fish AREN'T endangered any more (in captivity) is because of all the fish enthusiasts who have been breeding them. Can't do shit about habitat destruction and overfishing that made them "threatened" in the wild.
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Anonymous
ID: /BvRuuIE
6/14/2025, 11:57:15 AM No.60503027
>>60501584
>Can't do shit about habitat destruction and overfishing that made them "threatened" in the wild.
99% of all species that ever existed, don't
Suppose only 1% survived until now
Most archaic species are like 100-300M yo
Assume 1% goes extinct for every 99% we find
> There are an estimated 8.7 million organisms alive today, of which only around 1.2 million have been recorded, including 950,000 animal species. The estimates are based on trends in biodiversity data to predict the total number of species at different taxonomic levels. It makes sense then that around 18,000 new species are discovered every year.
So we discover 18000 new things every year, and there will be at least 180 things going extinct every year. This ratio is not correct anyway, with stable populations new species equal old species, but let's assume 180 animals go extinct yearly.
Why all the drama?
>Can't do shit about habitat destruction and overfishing that made them "threatened" in the wild.
99% of all species that ever existed, don't
Suppose only 1% survived until now
Most archaic species are like 100-300M yo
Assume 1% goes extinct for every 99% we find
> There are an estimated 8.7 million organisms alive today, of which only around 1.2 million have been recorded, including 950,000 animal species. The estimates are based on trends in biodiversity data to predict the total number of species at different taxonomic levels. It makes sense then that around 18,000 new species are discovered every year.
So we discover 18000 new things every year, and there will be at least 180 things going extinct every year. This ratio is not correct anyway, with stable populations new species equal old species, but let's assume 180 animals go extinct yearly.
Why all the drama?
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Anonymous
ID: /BvRuuIE
6/14/2025, 12:09:19 PM No.60503053
Anonymous
ID: LcbevP20
6/14/2025, 12:37:43 PM No.60503103
Anonymous
ID: d1wH0pxd
6/14/2025, 12:46:44 PM No.60503110
>>60503027
Its part of the climate change NWO agenda. Always has been. Can you believe boomers believed in acid rain? Soon we'll be laughed at for believing in """""fossil"""" fuels.
Its part of the climate change NWO agenda. Always has been. Can you believe boomers believed in acid rain? Soon we'll be laughed at for believing in """""fossil"""" fuels.
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Anonymous
ID: /BvRuuIE
6/14/2025, 12:55:19 PM No.60503122
>>60503110
>Can you believe boomers believed in acid rain?
Yes, and coincidentally, we don't get enough these days and the soil has become too alkaline in my region. Even the groundwater is too alkaline, you water with it and make things worse, because there is no new rain.
>Can you believe boomers believed in acid rain?
Yes, and coincidentally, we don't get enough these days and the soil has become too alkaline in my region. Even the groundwater is too alkaline, you water with it and make things worse, because there is no new rain.
BoboRektInAnusPoster
!MQMkPPf/VYID: GWbtPr5k
6/14/2025, 3:28:29 PM No.60503517
>>60500763 (OP)
So we're reverting back to the shrimp farming era? Neat!
So we're reverting back to the shrimp farming era? Neat!
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Anonymous
ID: n+OaYY6o
6/14/2025, 3:53:23 PM No.60503544
>>60503110
they also believed there was a hole in the earth's ozone layer and that by simply banning aerosol cans they "fixed" it lmao
they also believed there was a hole in the earth's ozone layer and that by simply banning aerosol cans they "fixed" it lmao
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Anonymous
ID: wC83Z8YA
6/15/2025, 1:59:53 AM No.60505195
>>60503027
>Our planet now only has two successfully surviving species: crabs and cockroaches
>Why all the drama?, says the cockroach to the crab.
>snip-snippidity, goes the crab.
>Our planet now only has two successfully surviving species: crabs and cockroaches
>Why all the drama?, says the cockroach to the crab.
>snip-snippidity, goes the crab.
shrimp bro
ID: v/wJo+Bv
6/15/2025, 4:14:59 AM No.60505549
>>60503517
this actually makes me happy. i hope someone picks up where i left off 7 years ago. damn has it been that long....?
this actually makes me happy. i hope someone picks up where i left off 7 years ago. damn has it been that long....?
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BoboRektInAnusPoster
!MQMkPPf/VYID: GWbtPr5k
6/15/2025, 4:19:35 AM No.60505561
BoboRektInAnusPoster
!MQMkPPf/VYID: GWbtPr5k
6/15/2025, 4:31:43 AM No.60505596
>>60505549
It was a good time. However I would consider psychoactive (legal) cactus farming (in Europe) more potentially lucrative, considering you can even grow Peyote legally. The issue is processing it for drugs. Like if you sell knives the other guy is to blame for actually stabbing. This all being said, again, the shrimp farming era was spectacular.
It was a good time. However I would consider psychoactive (legal) cactus farming (in Europe) more potentially lucrative, considering you can even grow Peyote legally. The issue is processing it for drugs. Like if you sell knives the other guy is to blame for actually stabbing. This all being said, again, the shrimp farming era was spectacular.
Anonymous
ID: FYB5NOcA
6/15/2025, 4:45:00 AM No.60505621
>>60503544
And Anna Nicole Smith married for love!
And Anna Nicole Smith married for love!
Anonymous
ID: d1wH0pxd
6/15/2025, 4:51:56 AM No.60505636
>>60503544
Incredible stuff. These are the same people that tell you to save your money like good little bitch don't do anything more than going to an occasional jew movie theater so you can start to gracefully expire at 59.5 off your retirement fund. Fuck them. Literally made it doing the opposite of everything they said.
Incredible stuff. These are the same people that tell you to save your money like good little bitch don't do anything more than going to an occasional jew movie theater so you can start to gracefully expire at 59.5 off your retirement fund. Fuck them. Literally made it doing the opposite of everything they said.
Anonymous
ID: 0yVc067+
6/15/2025, 5:01:51 AM No.60505656
>>60500763 (OP)
https://youtu.be/oIiBOauHjpI
https://youtu.be/oIiBOauHjpI