Pre Orders for PVAS or BFD

[JLW]

Hey Folks,

We just put together a great new pre order list for the PVAS meeting next Saturday. There are some really unusual and great fish on it. The list is available at:

http://www.batfishaquatics.com/preorder.php

(The second list is NOT yet done, but will hopefully be up by Sunday. You'll see the date change on it.)

A couple of really cool highlights from this list:

While a little on the pricey end, there are some very nice new Apistogramma species listed, including one I've never seen listed before.

We have available the giant Tor Barb -- this is an unusual, big barb that a lot of cichlid keepers keep with some of their larger species.

Corydoras availability is out of this world. If you're not much of a purist, you've got to see the longfin paleatus. The breeders of this fish have created a longfin variant that has fins longer than the fish.

There are three different types of Tatia-like wood cats available, as well!

The little hovering sand loach is available, after vanishing for a long time! Listed under its scientific name of Nemacheilus platiceps, you'll find it with the other loaches.

We have ONE PAIR of Betta macrostoma available.

There are a couple of really unusual new types of guppies listed, mostly as pairs. Additionally, the Merry Widow and Pygmy Swordtail are available. They're a bit expensive, but they're

 

[JLW]

The second list is up and running, too -- make sure to see the link at the top of the preorder page!


Some from the Second List:

The True Parrot Cichlid is available. This is a beautiful, rarely seen fish that sports a great, green body with striping. They're reasonably peaceful, and make a great addition to a large cichlid tank. They're kind of on par with most Geos or a Severus cichlid.

I've had A LOT of people asking me for Denisoni Barbs. These guys, sometimes called "Redline Torpedo Barbs" are a close relative of the Siamese Algae Eater, except they're stunningly gorgeous. We've put them on sale from List 2.

One of the most beautiful tetras in the world, the Black Morpho, Black Darter, or Black Stunner Tetra, Poeciliocharax weitzmani is available again. These fish always, always, always come in way too small, at about an inch. As they grow, they become very hardy and strikingly beautiful -- just google them. Unfortunately, their small size makes them very delicate; we recommend you order about 1.5x the number you want.
Plecos and Cories on this list are out of the world.

 

[JLW]

We will have a new list up sometime on Friday with all the stuff for the Big Fish Deal.