
You've now figured a way to sell one type of fish. are there others you're interested in? Prior to buying that ask if there's something your dealer would like for you to breed for him/her. No reason to dabble in something there's no market for. If your dealer has something in mind ask if there's a way for him to get it for you. If so, compare pricing and sizes of other sources of that fish. If you can buy from a place where you can view the fish prior to payment do so. It should be worth a little more to know the quality of the fish you're getting.
If you've got the space to do so, you should start accumulating the supplies and equipment you require so that you're never left to hustling for bags or boxes to make a delivery to one of your dealers. Ask for boxes and bags after your dealer gets a new shipment, when he's got plenty. Not when he's running short supply.
At some point, the bug will bite and you'll want more and larger tanks. I know that from experience. The last place I designed and managed was 4500 square feet and over 125 - 29 gallon tanks, plus the larger tanks for bigger specimens and filtration systems. OH, OH, OH, it had a display pond too!
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Dan
