6 and 7 bar frontosa

Started by jjfish, September 20, 2005, 10:50:31 AM

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jjfish

Ok Hi All

Just wanted to know the difference between 6 and 7 bar frontosa and how much in price they change being 6 or 7bar thankyou.
hankyou... Jordan :)

grokz

hi 6 bars are usually $15.00 and 7 bars are usually $40.00 thats for a 4cm fish.
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jjfish

hankyou... Jordan :)

grokz

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here fishie fishie

[quote:83a830e69d]as for Burundi not worth much in South Australia now they are paying $60 wholesale i feel QLD is the cheapest by far and i dont agree with it[/quote:83a830e69d]
Are they real Burundi? :?  as most 6 bars here in Aussie are cross breeds.  8O
In the good old days 6 bar fronnies were imported in as 6 bars fronnies.
Now they realise there are different varients.  :roll:  So if anyone has Burundis for sale, ask them to prove it. :idea:

Frenchy :D
quot;A learned blockhead is a greater blockhead than an ignorant one."

hareysfish

yeh frenchy as with most fish of now days are supose to be of a certain rock/point/island who really knows of where there fish are from .bring back the old days when there was only one name  for a fish not six.

cheers scott

DeagonTheo

And what has all this got do with the price of eggs.. 8O
Theo
PS: So do we get a birth certificate and genetic chart with any fish we buy from a shop. What about 7 bars, one bloke on here was selling some with 7 bars on one side and six on the other. :roll:

madbob101

Thats what this post needed for a bit of life...the "THEO TOUCH"  :lol:  :lol:

 I agree, the post was started by jj and was answered accurately by groks END OF STORY...

jjfish

Thx for the info everyone was sort of helpful lol so what cross breeds to make frontosas 6 bar.
hankyou... Jordan :)

madbob101

6 bars and 7 bars are different fish  :wink:

Stewart

[quote:ba7cd68d26]In the good old days 6 bar fronnies were imported in as 6 bars fronnies.[/quote:ba7cd68d26]
And in the good ole days fronnies were only collected from one spot :roll:

Davies da fishman

oooo i can see a biffo over fish happening :D i agree with david, end of story
 woman is more like a beer...They look good...They smell good...And you'd step over your own mother just to get one!!

jjfish

Sorry i had no idea lol.
hankyou... Jordan :)

grokz

i love fronnies :D picking up my two kigomas tomorrow 8)
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sealord1au

[quote:fd1f5c435f="jjfish"]Thx for the info everyone was sort of helpful lol so what cross breeds to make frontosas 6 bar.[/quote:fd1f5c435f]

you have to be kidding nothing cross breeds to make 6 bars

you have to have quailty 6 bars to make good 6 bar fry simple

as for that other crap about most being crossbreeds what the hell with you have to be kidding aswell.

plus even importing fish you dont get a birth certificate and genetic chart  with any fish full stop.

somtimes i wonder just what people are thinking about when they post crap on here.

to answer the question you pay for what you get Quality 6 bars $20/4cm and Quality 7 bars (Kigoma's) not crossed lol $45/4cm

god help us if this is what people think already and Frontosa's are only just on the import list now .

i bet we see Moba's or Kapampa or Mpimbwe or Kitumba just to name a few mixed with Burundi's then you will see some crossed fry now is that fair to the buyers? i dont think so

atleast now 95% of the 6 bars in the country are Burundi