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Ok folks, these fish will be traded in for store credit on 11/22. I'd rather see true hobbyists get these fish. PICKUP ONLY (Pittsburgh) Prices are for all of the fish in the group unless it says "each". Please don't ask for the male of this or the female of that. Prices are negotiable. 4...

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LOCAL PICKUP ONLY PLEASE - Pittsburgh, PA - I cannot ship these fish Prices are for all of the fish in the group unless it says "each". Please don't ask for the male of this or the female of that. Prices are negotiable. 4 Juvenile Umbees (Panama Green) (1 - 3") $40 for all 4 fish 6...

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I have a few females left but they are 2 - 3" juvies. PM me if you're interested.

Trimac looks like a female... Where in Ohio are you at? I might be interested in her and the loisellei but I'm in Pittsburgh...

New World Cichlids Amphilophus lyonsi Beautiful young fish 2 - 3" $10.00 Archocentrus sajica 24 ct. Gold 2" $10.00 Archocentrus cutteri Sunspot...

Nice looking pair...

Thanks all, for the comments... Scott, I have jags everywhere... Mostly use them for feeders because nobody wants jags. They're sitting on wigglers now (about a thousand of them). Those fish are out of control. Always making babies and always biting me when I try to clean their tank.

Young Herichthys bartoni (you don't see these often) Herichthys bartoni again Young Cryptoheros cutteri (they're going to be lookers) Cryptoheros cutteri again Young female Nandopsis tetracanthus guarding eggs (this is my second active pair) Young Parachromis...

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New World Cichlids Amphilophus lyonsi Beautiful young fish 1" $6.75 Archocentrus sajica 24 ct. Gold 1 - 1 1/2" $6.75 Archocentrus cutteri Sunspot 1 - 1 1/2" $3.50 Caquetaia umbriferum Young turquoise umbees 1" $5.50 Herychthys bartoni Hard to find - threatened 1" $7.00...

Thank you for the good word sir and I hope you are enjoying your discus!!!

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Rio Bayano, Panama

I have a request for info in with the supplier. 50/50 whether or not I'll get any real information... I'll be posting pics as they get a little bigger and show some color.

Here are the requested pics... Bifasciatus (just starting to show color) Argentea

My supplier is calling them "turquoise". They are so small, so there is really no way for me to tell. I'll see if I can obtain some location specific data.