Betta Exotics NZ - Siamese Fighting Fish For Sale
Hi all,
We have just started selling our first batch of Siamese Fighting Fish, most of our current listed fish have parents which were bred from imported Thailand Galaxy Kois, this is just batch 1 of hundreds more fish to come :)
We have launched a new facebook page www.facebook.com... where we will be updating with future breeding pairs and fish we are selling. We are a duo of fish enthusiasts and have fish available for pickup in Parnell or Onehunga.
I know this isn't everyone's cup of tea but it is an interesting thing to look into :) We do plan on putting up more breeding quality & more affordable pet quality in the future so please stay tuned, pet shops have often had galaxies and picassos for sale from $80-$120 so directly buying from a breeder is still cheaper overall :)
Alternatively if you don't have facebook you can view our fish for sale through our TradeMe www.trademe.co.nz...
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