Monsters Sighted - Possible Rescue Needed

[RBE17]

Hi Everyone,

I was at my local LFS, Pets Plus, in Quakertown, Pa. In the back they have some indoor ponds. They've had some Black Pacus in there for awhile. However, it's been a few weeks since I've been in there and they now have some other monsters. There are a couple of sad looking Oscars w/ another large cichlid. Also, there is a 20" TSN in one of the ponds. I consider the ponds less than ideal for any of the fish. However, I'm sure the current conditions are better than the ones they've come from. They share the water between two ponds and don't appear to be heated. I could not find someone to ask if the fish were for sale, but I imagine they are. I personally do not have the setup to house any of these fish. Maybe someone here could check it out and possibly rescue some of these fish.

Thanks,


Steve.

 

[bigjason12]

Great post, i hope someone in that are can help!

 

[RBE17]

Great post, i hope someone in that are can help!

Yeah, me, too. If I had the proper setup, they'd all be in it. The TSN and Pacus are some of the biggest I've seen in person.

 

[Dr Joe]

Sounds like it's time for you to add that indoor pond...not enough room? No problem, get rid of the bed and float some air mattress' on the pond .

 

[IKeepPacu]

Sounds like it's time for you to add that indoor pond...not enough room? No problem, get rid of the bed and float some air mattress' on the pond .

oh man, if i was single, i would totally take that idea. give new meaning to the term "sleeping with the fishies"

 

[247Plants]

and a new meaning to water bed....

 

[ductTAPE]

and a new meaning to water bed....

lol

 

[Scottfree]

All you need is a Mai Tai, and a drink umbrella and you could act like you're on permanent vacation....

 

[invisyblegypsey]

Hi Everyone,

I was at my local LFS, Pets Plus, in Quakertown, Pa. In the back they have some indoor ponds. They've had some Black Pacus in there for awhile. However, it's been a few weeks since I've been in there and they now have some other monsters. There are a couple of sad looking Oscars w/ another large cichlid. Also, there is a 20" TSN in one of the ponds. I consider the ponds less than ideal for any of the fish. However, I'm sure the current conditions are better than the ones they've come from. They share the water between two ponds and don't appear to be heated. I could not find someone to ask if the fish were for sale, but I imagine they are. I personally do not have the setup to house any of these fish. Maybe someone here could check it out and possibly rescue some of these fish.

Thanks,


Steve.

i whis i could take them too
but this place isnt tofar away and have a sa/ca exibit a huge one last time i was their they had 30/40lb pacus mite try and see if they would come get them
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