Peru Availability - July 2010
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Hey Everyone,
My internet has been out at home since early evening yesterday. I'm having breakfast at Panera this morning so I can get online. I'll probably be back here for lunch to check email and pms again so please bear with me today if it takes a while to get back to you. I have someone coming over to work on it this evening and will hopefully be back online then.
Mark
My internet has been out at home since early evening yesterday. I'm having breakfast at Panera this morning so I can get online. I'll probably be back here for lunch to check email and pms again so please bear with me today if it takes a while to get back to you. I have someone coming over to work on it this evening and will hopefully be back online then.
Mark
Hey All,
I'm still getting a lot of questions about the size of these fish so I'm reposting this. This post was originally on page 4 so it's easy to miss in this thread. The juvenile tigrinus are smaller than I expected them to be and the lince cats are larger but most of the others are pretty close. Anyone who has inquired about the lince cats up to this point will get the posted price ($450) but they will be $599 for anyone else as they will require an extra large box and the shipping cost will be significantly higher than I had it figured. He's also telling me that it will take 3 weeks to condition them so the lince cats may end up being ordered now to come in on the next shipment in a month or so with the arapaima. The Leiarius pictus are in limited quantity at the end of their collecting season. If I can't get enough of those to go around, I will fill the orders for them in the order in which I received them.
Mark
Black Point Payara - Hydrolicus sp. (4-5)
Payara - Hydrolycus scomberoides (1.5-2.0) finishing its seaseon
Red Tail Payara - Hydrolicus sp. (4-5)
Shuyo - Hoplerythrinus sp. (2.5)
Shuyo red - Erthrinus sp. (2.0-2.5)
Shuyo pucahuitsa - Erthrinus sp. (2.5)
Tigrinus juvenile - Merodontotus tigrinus (4.5-6.0)
Tigrinus - jumbo - Merodontotus tigrinus (over 12)
Achara tie - Leiarius pictus (5-6 hard to get now, ending seson)
Lince cat - Platynematichtys notatus (17-20 need 3 weeks for conditioning that fish)
Mota pintada - Callophysus macropterus (4)
Electric Eel - Electrophorus electricus (8-10")
I'm still getting a lot of questions about the size of these fish so I'm reposting this. This post was originally on page 4 so it's easy to miss in this thread. The juvenile tigrinus are smaller than I expected them to be and the lince cats are larger but most of the others are pretty close. Anyone who has inquired about the lince cats up to this point will get the posted price ($450) but they will be $599 for anyone else as they will require an extra large box and the shipping cost will be significantly higher than I had it figured. He's also telling me that it will take 3 weeks to condition them so the lince cats may end up being ordered now to come in on the next shipment in a month or so with the arapaima. The Leiarius pictus are in limited quantity at the end of their collecting season. If I can't get enough of those to go around, I will fill the orders for them in the order in which I received them.
Mark
Black Point Payara - Hydrolicus sp. (4-5)
Payara - Hydrolycus scomberoides (1.5-2.0) finishing its seaseon
Red Tail Payara - Hydrolicus sp. (4-5)
Shuyo - Hoplerythrinus sp. (2.5)
Shuyo red - Erthrinus sp. (2.0-2.5)
Shuyo pucahuitsa - Erthrinus sp. (2.5)
Tigrinus juvenile - Merodontotus tigrinus (4.5-6.0)
Tigrinus - jumbo - Merodontotus tigrinus (over 12)
Achara tie - Leiarius pictus (5-6 hard to get now, ending seson)
Lince cat - Platynematichtys notatus (17-20 need 3 weeks for conditioning that fish)
Mota pintada - Callophysus macropterus (4)
Electric Eel - Electrophorus electricus (8-10")
Jamieishard;4307137; said:
I can't get pics of individual fish that are available but you can see representative pics at http://neotropicalfauna.com/?stingrays,24. Click on the stingray pics in the lower part of the page and it will take you to additional pics of that species or group.
Mark
PayaraMan;4306473; said:
Yes, but they are out of season right now so they're few and far between at the moment.
Mark
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