The Waikiki Aquarium recently acquired a rare prize: a deepwater peppermint angelfish collected during a research expedition funded by the Smithsonian Institute. Collectors have offered prices as high as 000 for the exotic fish, the only one in captivity available for public viewing. HONOLULU Magazine spoke with Andrew Rossiter, the aquarium's executive director, in this web-exclusive video. Visit honolulumagazine.com for more information.
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
The $30000 Peppermint Angelfish at Waikiki Aquarium
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Sweet I'm going to Waikiki
ReplyDelete$30,000 is a lot for a fish... but it's so beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI completly agree with all that he says!
ReplyDeleteI have one of these between my 3 aquariums.
ReplyDeletehighly doubt it
ReplyDeletei have three of these in my aquarium
ReplyDeleteI agree that these rare specimens should be shared safely with the public! Thank you Dr. Rossiter!
ReplyDeleteAnd you have to love how we are still finding life..
ReplyDeleteThis is cool.
ReplyDelete30000? more like 1 000 000 easily!
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