Hungary Indo Tigers 1" PU akron, OH

[bomber]

These babies are all ready to eat just about anything you throw in the tank.

18 bucks each

or

buy 10x @ 15 dollars each.

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[CrAzYNeSs]

bomber... already?!?! Didn't you just get these.... =[

 

[bomber]

I have more coming

 

[CrAzYNeSs]

Bump for you!

 

[bomber]

Thanks, Bump for Ohioians.

 

[GrossGraphix]

what do they look like older? How big do they get? Whats zipcode im from Wapakoneta/Lima area.

 

[GrossGraphix]

guess you dont wana get rid of them that bad

 

[new2natives]

Bump for a bigj growout project

 

[bomber]

guess you dont wana get rid of them that bad

Back online. The zip code is 44312. These guys look just like how they look now with the same markings. Just huge.

Max. size: 18 inches/45 cm. D microlepis are slow growing and rarely seen at 18 inches/45 cm in the aquarium, although do grow to this size in the wild.

Thanks to Dixon for the info on his write up.

Bomber.