"100%" Freshwater Flounders (Peruvian?)

[gigahertz]

I am looking for 100% Freshwater Flounders. From reading on this forum and other online pages, I gathered that one of the few true frashwater flounders is the species from Peru but I am open to other 100% flounders that will flourish in 100% freshwater.

I am located in So.Cal.

Thanks!!

 

[FishGoneWild]

what does a freshwater flounder looked like?

 

[PennReels84]

i have a few heres some pics. they ****ty pics but they look the same as salt water.

 

[FishGoneWild]

I think Super Pets in Temple City has some. Call them.

 

[pupumole]

a lot of places have em.... but ive only seen one vendor brought in big ones ... like 6-7"

 

[Pyramid_Party]

DOnt they still need a little salt? Ive seen some of these at an LFS near me. They are hard to feed cause they are slow.

 

[PennReels84]

no salt. but dont put them in with fish that hord all the food. it takes em a while to get the food they move very slow along my sand in the tank. i have em wiht a dragon goby i have had forever. hes about as slow as them!

 

[julian270]

Joe tongs had them in the tank with the endlis they're like $10 there

 

[JESTERX626]

My lady raises those. She got them from Jan's tropical at rosemead, not sure if they still have them stocked though.

 

[PennReels84]

10 bucks a piece??? dam i paid 3.99 i bought 8 still have 5. ive heard they are hard to keep.