FS DAPHNIA AND FISH

FOR SALE: Daphnia and other live food cultures plus various fish

I can deliver to the next CCA meeting Saturday May 14th, 2016
I can also ship fish to you. I need your zip code to give you a cost for shipping. FOR THE LOCAL "GREATER WASHINGTON DC" AREA the shipping is $10.

DAPHNIA $5 a bag
MICROWORM culture in a sandwich box $5
MICROWORM starter (1 tablespoon of a going culture) is free to any PVAS member, just ask for the starter.
VINEGAR EEL culture $5 (one pint) with collecting sponge

All fish are home grown, tank raised.
Order in this thread, preferred, or PM me, please.

Melanotaenia rubrivittata "Wapoga Red Laser" Rainbow fish $25 a pair or 6 young for $25.

CARRASSIUS AURATUS - sarasa comet goldfish with the long flowing fins (great pond fish) $5 each

CELESTICHTHYS MARGARITATUS ( galaxy rasbora or celestial pearl danio ) $5 each or 6 for $25

Pearl gouramis adults, $8 a pair.

Red koi angelfish $10 each
Black lace angelfish $7 each
Black velvet angelfish $10 each
Silver angelfish medium size $7 each
Platinum pearlscale angelfish $10 each

Labeotropheus fuelleborni 'blue marmalade' adult males $10 each about 6 available

Gymnogeophagus balzanii -- Argentine humphead adult females $8 each, about 10 available

Electric blue rams $12 each

Corydoras axelrodi $8 each

Corydoras gold lasers $10 each (AKA CORYDORAS sp CW010, Orange Stripe Cory, or Peru Orange cory)

Corydoras trilineatus $8 each (AKA leopard cory)

Corydoras schultzi black $10 each or 6 for $50 These are the good looking black corys.

Corydaras sterbai $8 each

Corydoras panda $5 each

Corydoras paleatus $5 each

Corydoras oiapoquensis $10 each

L183, also known as the Starlight Bristlenose Catfish or Dolly Pleco 1.25+inch $20 each. These are the ones with the white edging to the dorsal and caudal fins. These are a soft water fish that does great in a healthy planted tank, but will not live long in hard water, maybe a few months in hard water.
Spring sale on these for $15 each.

L144, also know as the black-eyed yellow BN, adults $20 a pair or $10 each

BN regular adult brown pairs $12
BN albino small $3 each
BN adult albino pairs $12

Red velvet swordtails $4 each for males or females, two male with four females for $20
Red wag platys $3 each or 10 fish for $20
Red-tailed blue variatus $5 each
Half-black yellow delta-tail guppies $5 each, reverse trio (2m&1f) for $12, three pairs for $20

Spotted bullheads 5 to 7 inch fish $5 each or 6 for $20 native to many southern US rivers like the Suwanee River in FL and GA. These are actually a spotted version of the brown bullhead. They grow to about 16-18 inches and will fit in any large cichlid tank, like where a red-tailed catfish would, without getting so big.

Black banded sunfish native to the swamps of the east coast of the US. 1 to 3 inch fish. $10 each

All fish are home grown, tank raised.
Order in this thread, preferred, or PM me, please.

Frank, I'd like 3 bags of daphnia please.

Hey Frank, can I please get 2 bags of daphnia. Thanks!

Frank, can I get an adult marmalade cat?

Frank,

I'd like a microworm starter. I seem to have let mine get sour over the winter.

-Mark

Daphnia MMM good

Frank, can I get two things of Daphnia, thanks.

Hi Frank,

I'll take 5 bags of Daphnia and one female balzani, please. Thanks!

Here is a picture of the fuelleborni. They are a little over half of full grown. the blue ones are males. Sorry no females available.

Ill take 2 red koi angelfish and a breeding group of red velvet swordtails thanks Dana pick up at meeting

hi frank, when do you think the marmalades patterns will start to appear? thanks

Frank Cowherd said:

Here is a picture of the fuelleborni. They are a little over half of full grown. the blue ones are males. Sorry no females available.

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Hello Frank,
My friend Dan would like to get 2 bags of daphnia at the meeting this Saturday.
Thanks,
Don

How big are your Platinum pearlscale angelfish?

The platinum pearlscale angelfish are more than half grown, about 2.5 to 3 in body.

The fuelleborni are the first batch I have raised, so not sure on the timing of color development. Some of the bigger males seem to be getting some orange now in their fins and body.

Ill take a microworm culture, and a bag of daphnia!