[[FS]]: NICE FADED FEMALE FLOWERHORNS (MD, shipping available!)

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I got new shipment of fish in this weekend, and I have NO room whatsoever to keep all the fish, or breed them, so couple of my old ones gatta go.
I have so many males I love so much that I just can't let go, so my breeding project has to seize for now. These two are 100% proven females and both have laid eggs before.
Take both for $120 picked up or +shipping($80 via USPS espress overnight to 48 states), or $75 each picked up or +shipping($45 via USPS express overnight to 48 states)
I am located in MD, near baltimore.
This beautiful female is 3.5"-4" and have SUPER nice fins, and perfect body structure see for yourself.
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Here's the next one(very unique):
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If interested, please PM me*FASTEST way to reach me*
or E mail me:jplikewoah@yahoo.com

Thanks,
JP
 
Jp what is the size on the second one? I may pick them up from you. I wanted the ugly one since the day you posted her. What type of fish are they?
 
Musha;1996147; said:
Jp what is the size on the second one? I may pick them up from you. I wanted the ugly one since the day you posted her. What type of fish are they?
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The second one is around 3-3.5". These are flowerhorns (hard to classify a breed name on these) But if I had to, The first one is a SRT/Red devil/JK mix and second one looks like a very orange faded ZZ with pearls.

U got my number, let me know if you want them.

JP
 
I'm kind of unclear on the flowerhorns; are there different crossbreeds that are all listed as flowerhorns. They're definitely not a naturally occuring species, correct?
 
Midknight;1996194; said:
I'm kind of unclear on the flowerhorns; are there different crossbreeds that are all listed as flowerhorns. They're definitely not a naturally occuring species, correct?
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yes, correct
 
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