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[Onion01]

No one because I just confirmed they are Indos.

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[Onion01]

do you ever get armatus in nick?

 

[N-E Cichlids]

do you ever get armatus in nick?

No, but I do have a nice Redtail here.

 

[ghostknifefish0909]

wait i thought you needed a special permit to get freshwater stingrays in florida.
i will look into those redtail payara

-GKF

 

[stingray man]

Its not a "true" freshwater stingray

 

[N-E Cichlids]

You do need a permit for restricted species. S.A. River rays are Illegal in Florida. We are in the process of getting our permit, so we can house restricted species, however we are not allowed to sell them in Florida.

While Atlantic stingrays were not originally Freshwater rays, there is a small population that has adapted to freshwater and can survive there.

 

[FISH-4LIFE]

if the dats are over 6 inches ill be over there in a heart beat

 

[N-E Cichlids]

if the dats are over 6 inches ill be over there in a heart beat

Largest is 4" and they only had 3 left.

 

[islander671]

No one because I just confirmed they are Indos.

Do you know how big the large indos are? i may order pending how big they are for that price. thanks!

 

[ghostknifefish0909]

well then can I myself house one legaly. like in a tank with out a permit?
just a question.

-GKF