New England area post in here MA/NH/RI/CT
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It's very similar to that thread only cheaper 
Added to the cart the same filter on the same page is 33.99
Added to the cart the same filter on the same page is 33.99calling them now to see, the problem is on the page where the price is there's a line through it saying please add item to cart to get special pricing. I'm just not sure if they'll match the price with the line through it.
If you add the item(s) to your cart and go to checkout maybe it will show you the real price. You're better off just showing up there with a printout and the weblink.
riggs;2148896; said:
Not according to everyone in that thread I posted the link to. Still worth a visit with a printout I think.
FW:
Almost 1" bristlenose pleco juvies, mostly albino, a few regular brown ones, $5 each.
Red cherry shrimp (neocaridina) $1 each.
Unsolidly IDed "blue-black shrimp" - $4 each, don't color up much until full grown.
Green shrimp (neocaridina sp. not the "dark green shrimp") - $2 each
SW:
some brown button polyps with blue speckling, each polyp gets about nickel-sized under MH - 5 bucks/frag, each frag has 2-3 polyps usually
Hammer coral frag (1 head each) - $10
Chaeto - $5 for a decent sized clump
Caulerpa prolifera - $5 for a foot or two worth of runners
Halimeda - $5 for a good sized branching stalk (~6" tall)
Also, two tank stands - one 72x18 and one 36x12. $60 for the big one, $30 for the small one.
Located in Lebanon, CT, also commute to West Hartford so could meet in that area as well.
Almost 1" bristlenose pleco juvies, mostly albino, a few regular brown ones, $5 each.
Red cherry shrimp (neocaridina) $1 each.
Unsolidly IDed "blue-black shrimp" - $4 each, don't color up much until full grown.
Green shrimp (neocaridina sp. not the "dark green shrimp") - $2 each
SW:
some brown button polyps with blue speckling, each polyp gets about nickel-sized under MH - 5 bucks/frag, each frag has 2-3 polyps usually
Hammer coral frag (1 head each) - $10
Chaeto - $5 for a decent sized clump
Caulerpa prolifera - $5 for a foot or two worth of runners
Halimeda - $5 for a good sized branching stalk (~6" tall)
Also, two tank stands - one 72x18 and one 36x12. $60 for the big one, $30 for the small one.
Located in Lebanon, CT, also commute to West Hartford so could meet in that area as well.
I was just bumming around the thread so I could have overlooked this - I was reading all these messages pretty fast - but for all you new eel owners out there, be aware that THEY JUMP. We lost two peacocks that way, and the fire eel is the entire reason we have eggcrate on the 125g instead of just leaving it open in the summer.
Also, make sure you have a good number of hiding places - they really like to burrow, so if you have a substrate other than sand in there make sure you have a bunch of driftwood or pvc or whatnot. The unhappier they are in the tank, the more likely they are to carpet surf.
Finally, try feeding earthworms - now ours is ALWAYS out during feeding times, and like I said he handfeeds. He snatches the wormies right out of my fingers to the point where whoever gets him will probably start to need to use forceps. Fingers look an awful lot like worms
Also, make sure you have a good number of hiding places - they really like to burrow, so if you have a substrate other than sand in there make sure you have a bunch of driftwood or pvc or whatnot. The unhappier they are in the tank, the more likely they are to carpet surf.
Finally, try feeding earthworms - now ours is ALWAYS out during feeding times, and like I said he handfeeds. He snatches the wormies right out of my fingers to the point where whoever gets him will probably start to need to use forceps. Fingers look an awful lot like worms
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