Insane purchase, ideas please

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
Personally I would go with loaches. All the way. They LOVE fast moving water. Hillstream loaches like Sewilla sp. have been known to breed fairly easy in the right conditions.
There are some really amazing and beautiful loaches to choose from.
 
synodontisjack;2315011; said:
just out of interest there was a tank like that at pier aquatics for sale, is it that one?
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Yes but I didn't pay the asking price:naughty:
 
synodontisjack;2318661; said:
how much did you get it for? they got anything interesting at the moment as i was thinking of going this weekend.
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£50 with the lights, heater and air pump(worth about £50 alone in spares). What are you after? They have the usual array of fish plus some L plecs. I don't know what your after so it's difficult to tell if it's worth the trip along and up the 56/6
 
£50 with the lights, heater and air pump(worth about £50 alone in spares). What are you after? They have the usual array of fish plus some L plecs. I don't know what your after so it's difficult to tell if it's worth the trip along and up the 56/6
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great buy, definatley worth £50, i was wonderin if they had any: poly's, dats, channa or medium sized cats like limas.
 
synodontisjack;2321727; said:
great buy, definatley worth £50, i was wonderin if they had any: poly's, dats, channa or medium sized cats like limas.
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They've had a pretty big(and ugly IMO) sever cat in. Can't remember seeing any of the others, not really my thing. Ring them(I know it's old fashioned) 01942 236661


If your making the trip over, BAS in Bolton is well worth a visit and about 10-15 miles away, they have loads of tanks and are always good for an oddball.

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica]BL1 2TW[/FONT], you'll need a map it's a pain to find
 
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