Flash Zebra Knife

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Miles

Miles

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So who would be interested in one?

I am thinking it may just go up for auction.. :drool: I want it for myself!

Tommorow is going to be like an early christmas.. :headbang2 Look forward to plenty of pics!

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I'll take him for sure, provided he's under $500, lol. :D
 
Peanut_Power said:
How about another one of ur famous $1 aquabid auctions there Miles! :D
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Ha! Like the ones people don't pay attention to, and rare fish go for a couple bucks? No way! Aquabid is for tetras and breeder fish, not exotic monsters..


Dan, I'd love to get this guy to you ;) Let me see how he comes in, and then we will talk about price range.. How are the gars? I have a few XL Flash Zebra Juruense's on the way, some Ornate Pimelodus, and P. Niger. 20+ Rays, some Rare Plecos, and a gaggle of Tetras.. Maybe you can start talking to people, and get a group order going..

Let me know ;)
 
The gars are doing well, but I think a bigger shoal of them would cooler, LOL, so if you have some more I'd like them too. And I have a contact that'll be in my area that was wanting gars but dosn't have a very big tank (around 50 gallons), so I think I'll try to talk him into some B. maculata instead. :D I would be very interested in the flash zebra jur, I've been looking for one, lol. :D
 
Oh yeah, and the parrot's doing great too. She's pretty funny, when I put my face next to the tank she flares out all of her fins then charges the glass, LOL. :lol:
 
Keep your eye's peeled. this one has enough publicity already it might go up for auction. BTW Dan. I was examining the gars and noticed we have two sp. one with a red tail and spots on the side, the adipose and dorsal are closer to the caudule and the other has a normal tail a stripe and the dorsal and adapose are the opposite.
 
Yeah, there are several species of them that usually come in mixed together, usually C. maculata and C. strigata, but there are a couple others... I noticed some strigata in my batch, I think that two of them were. Pics would help in IDing for sure. :)
 
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