Postage of our fish

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DangerousDan

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www.tropical-imports.co.uk
Here at Tropical Imports we can post all fish to anywhere in mainland UK next day.
I personally drop the fish at depot at 6pm on night before delivery is arranged. (Bagged at 5pm) The service is guaranteed before 10am next day, so fish are bagged for a maximium of 15 hours tops.
All fish are guaranteed live delivery (unless otherwise stated or informed) in the unlikely event of DOA, a full refund of the price of the fish will be given, but not postage. Or a replacement can be sent but postage would need to be repayed.
The cost for delivery is £20 for up to 15Kgs, which is basically weight of one full box. So the shipping for one fish would be £20 and shipping for 3 fish (if can all be fitted in same box) will be £20. Hope this is clear.
Any questions about shipping/delivery please post here and I will reply ASAP.

Thanks

Dan
 
Sounds like a great business Dan i for one will be using you in the future. Your a good honest man i hope everything works well for you .And i shall direct possable buyers to you mate.

Good luck with the business.
 
Just wanted to stick a 'Thankyou' here for my delivery today.

Dan sent me the following:
1 x Pseudopimelodus Fowleri
2 x Parauchenipterus Galeatus
2 x Caquetaia Spectabilis
1 x Sciades Pictus
1 x Cichla Sp. Azura
2 x Cichla Orinocoensis

They were all individually double bagged in a polystyrene fish transit box with a blanket in the bottom. To avoid stress and bag puncture newspaper was put in between the 2 bags when doubled.

I had all these delivered to my door for £15. Dan said they would arrive between 0800 - 1000hrs and sure enough they duly arrived. Wish my bloody phone company could deliver my mobile on time!!!!

Hard to believe that some of these fish are wild as they are all in good condition.

I had bought the Galeatus 2 months ago when I had my Trachycorydtas trachycorystes but as one had been in a scrap he wouldnt send it until it had recovered.

The sizes he quotes are definitely on the conservative side as I had the smaller Pictus which was meant to be 4". Closer to 6" I reckon.

Cheers Dan, roll on the next import!!
 
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