Full Yellow Faced Albino Millennium Gold, Proven Breeding Pair
$667.00 – $851.00
Indicate your preference of FULL YELLOW FACE, or WHITE face in your order. We have both varieties available.
You’ve hit the jackpot with this pair of albino millennium gold. Their rich golden yellow color throughout their head and body is reminiscent of the bold yellow hibiscus, the state flower of Hawaii. A tiny ring of red surrounds and contrasts against the whites of their eyes and darker pupils. While their bright golden shade extends onto their fins, the end of their upper fins are varied with a lighter yellow, ending with a small strip of orange at the very top. A slightly brighter peek of orange also highlights their lower fins, appearing as if to have been painted on with a gentle stroke of a brush. This vivid pair is sure to delight, perhaps just as much as a trip to Hawaii.
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When I contacted customer service to address the issue, they were polite but the “solution” came at my own expense. I had to purchase two more fish, bringing the total to four discus for $800. Not only did the new additions fail to resolve the issue, but now I have aggressive fish constantly fighting. The scars in the attached photo? Caused by the male. I was fortunate the female didn’t die from the resulting infection.
To make things worse, customer service later texted me implying I hadn’t been “appreciative enough.” Shortly after, I noticed a surprise $25 charge on my credit card—when I asked about it, they casually said it was for extra shipping. No notice. No consent. Just a charge.
If you’re considering buying from this company based on the promise of a true breeding pair, think again. You may end up with four fighting fish, surprise fees, and a customer service experience that punishes you for speaking up.
From Michael: We correctly represent all the pairs we sell on our website -- we have received viable fry and babies (that we often sell on our website in smaller sizes) from each proven pair we list. It's important to note that pairs may not immediately re-spawn upon being introduced in a customer's tank and can take up to 6 months to resume breeding behavior. Past success never guarantees future results, and needless to say, with live tropical fish, a host of variables exist that will have an impact on breeding viability. 2 weeks upon receipt, the complaints started and this customer initially accused us of shipping him 2 males (screenshot attached), which he never apologized for.
The customer failed to mention he purchased a total of $1500+ worth of fish in this order and was pleased the remaining $1k+ of the fish he received outside of the pair in question. When the complaints continued a few months later, we proposed a solution the customer agreed with. We ended up taking a big loss on this order attempting to rectify the situation despite the fact that we did absolutely nothing wrong, and the customer alternated between heaping praise upon us and complaining all along the way.
These are the pairs that I have gotten. But I can't call them pairs yet, not until I see wigglers. Thanks Michael, I'll be in touch when any of them are successful.
Hoping for wigglers!