in all honesty i think is just one of those things that people want what they can't have, then ounce the hobby gets flooded with them people will start to not keep them anymore as has happened to many darts in the hobby that are not as popular with hobbyist nowadays as they used to be.
Julio,
I think you hit that right on the head. If and when they do come in they will be quite pricey (I'd imagine), but once they establish here in the states the price should drop considerably. They are supposed to be very good breeders. These are very common in Europe because they are bred so consistently. It was like when the first azureus came to the states, they ran for upwards of $250 each, now look at their prices.
I saw some in a couple of tanks from a German breeder on a visit there nearly a decade ago and he had them separated by white dots and light bluish dots. I am not aware of two different locales, but perhaps Rainer Shulte would know better.
Well, here's to hoping!..
Peter Keane
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