SNOOKN21 : CURRENT STOCKLIST AUGUST 12, 2010 LOTS OF EXOTIC'S (WILL SHIP!!)

[snookn21]

Awesome! Im glad the fish made the trip in good condition. Thank you for your buisness and look forward to doing more with you again in the future. Enjoy your new fish! Thanks again, John

 

[snookn21]

Are these from wild stock or just tank bred?

JD these are the miami strain. You cant consider them "TRUE" wilds because who knows which ones are breeding down their but they are wild caught from Miami, and very nice. I have 1 pair 6"-7" left and a 3" er . Pm me if your interested. I bred these guys easy last year so Im sure you could too. Thanks, John

 

[snookn21]

Here is the link I made last year about the miami pair I kept back for myself. Ive sold them off already but this pair for sale acts the same way these guys did. Check out this link to see what the jags basically look like.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=251727

 

[natethegreat1989]

i just purchased 2 of johns arowana last week and have never seen any arowana with better coloring ! the red is extremely viberant. great stock!

 

[snookn21]

I dont think I have seen any with that much red in them either Nate. I believe it was the food that they have eaten since they were young in which gave them real nice colors and quality. Thanks, John

 

[MFM]

I dont think I have seen any with that much red in them either Nate. I believe it was the food that they have eaten since they were young in which gave them real nice colors and quality. Thanks, John

My silver arowana I got from you a while back is Bright green with dark red scale out linings! They turn out very nice!!

 

[snookn21]

Im glad everyone whom purchased the silver arowanas are happy

 

[snookn21]

Good news MFK

We will have some new exotics Sunday!

Orino peacock bass wild caught from the Rio Orinoco

Pterophyllum Altum angelfish wild caught from the Rio Orinoco

Peacock bass wild caught from the Rio Branco <--- (I dont know what they are yet)

Redtail "Pirarara" wild caught from the Rio Negro

Monster Fish (Thalassophryne amazonica) wild caught from the Amazon River

And a several new geos, SA cichlids and some 2" butterfly occellaris

Keep veiwing..

Thanks, John