-5 CLOWN LOACHES-St. Aug.,FL- Ship or pick up

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Jack Dempsey
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I have five Clown Loaches for sale that are just too bothersome for my breeding pair of Lyonsi. The two largest CL's are about 4" the three smallest are closer to 3". I'm asking $60 for all five. I will only sell them as a group. It's hard to get a picture of them with their constant moving and with my Lyonsi getting in the way. You can see the CL's in this video of my Lyonsi.

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IanTOT said:
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Ian, I didn't receive a PM from you. Send me another one and I'll gladly reply.

I replied to the other PM from another member. Just waiting on a reply. As of now the Clown Loaches are still available. I also have two small Cutteri if anyone is interested.
 
Bump for a friend and GL with the sale Al Im going down to visit Gage this friday need something to fill a recently aquired 75 was thinking something along the lines of Parachromis but those Lyonsi are making me have second thoughts, LOL might just have to get another 75 to have a pair of them.
 
Vapor315 said:
Bump for a friend and GL with the sale Al Im going down to visit Gage this friday need something to fill a recently aquired 75 was thinking something along the lines of Parachromis but those Lyonsi are making me have second thoughts, LOL might just have to get another 75 to have a pair of them.
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Thanks! Good to see you on the boards. You'll love the Lyonsi if you decide to get them. They are the best cichlids that I have kept so far, very active, colorful, and responsive. The Loaches are just taking a toll on their eggs and fry.
 
LOL what would you expect from a scavanger species, last time I checked eggs dont try and swim away when you try and eat them.
 
Vapor315 said:
LOL what would you expect from a scavanger species, last time I checked eggs dont try and swim away when you try and eat them.
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lol you're right. Good thing is that the pair is still bonded and should be ready again in a few weeks.
 
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