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I have close to 20 red dovii I need to move. They range in size from 2"-6". $4 an inch. So a 2" fish is $8, 6" fish is $24. Looks like COTA is selling 5" red dovii for $50. White, orange, orange and white. Couple unfaded as well that will likely fade. Tank is getting sold and I need them...

I have lots of red dovii from 1"-3". $10 each pick up preferred (Western WA). I can ship but it isn't cheap. UPS next day will be $100 plus and USPS 2 day is ~$50.

Going to have to be a pretty good offer but I might be persuaded. I've got a good amount invested in them - the male has killed 3 other faded females in the 6-8" range too. :( I pulled that batch from the video last week and they're on eggs again right now. Must have laid them yesterday...

Bunch (100+) of 1-3" unfaded dovii from red parents. Free, I need the space for other batches with better fader percentages. They'll be culled otherwise. No idea if they will fade at larger sizes, best to assume normal wild type dovii. In Enumclaw.

They are in a 400 gallon.

Male is 16-17", female is 10".

It says in the post. Twice.

1.5" could definitely be considered sub adult.

I have 1.5" P. dovii of the red variety ready to go. $15 each or trade for shrimp, live plants, CA/SA cichlids, whatever cool fish or driftwood. TUIC and COTA have them for $25 @ 2". I have about a dozen that have faded and many more that haven't. I have another tank of younger fry growing...

Let me know if you get more fry, been looking for some nanolutea. I'm also in the PNW.

He's not bad except when spawning. Having a 400 gallon with just him and 3 females helps. He's right about the size where he should start getting some real attitude soon (15").

A late update. We bought a small farm mid May and life has been busy. All of my original dovii ended up female. Found a 14-15" male and have had a couple spawns. Growing out fry now (from the female above) and I have eggs from a different female (in the video).

I ended up finding two unfaded red dovii males in the 8" range nearby who are loving the big tank with four ladies. Hopefully they produce fader offspring. Didn't you just pick those up recently? I may be interested in the largest faded one if confirmed male (blurry vent shot looks more...

Haven't checked in with Dom at AP for a while. Most retail stores can't get them large enough.

I ended up with 4 female red dovii (6-9") and no males. Looking for a red male ideally but will consider the normal coloration. Minimum size would be 8"+ but 12" would be better. In the Seattle area but will pay for shipping if needed. Fish will be going into a 400 gallon with plenty of room.

Maximizing growth rate and maximizing long term health and potential are two very different things. Clean water and time are what you need.

You drive out to Battle Ground?

There are other smaller dovii in the tank, but no paired fish. The only fish near the pot was the one in the photo, and it was the one fanning the eggs. Eggs were not fertile and were eaten after a day.