I would...but I am moving to Colorado in the Spring 
Wouldn't give up that move for anything! LOL
Wouldn't give up that move for anything! LOLWhat should I order? :)
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Sorry about the late reply, been at work all day.
the flouders are also known as hogchokers, and ive seen some about the size of your palm. there really neat and will burrow under sand, gravel if they have too. Ropefish go fast too.
we also have bad luck with the clown loaches, they come in skinny and die within days, ive done everything i could think of to keep them from going. our District manager usually lets us go over budget to get tanks filled, ask them about filling up some tanks, they agree as long as your not ordering too much or anything crazy.
did you get lemon oscars at your store? we have them at mine, 12.99 or something not a bad price and they look great.
the flouders are also known as hogchokers, and ive seen some about the size of your palm. there really neat and will burrow under sand, gravel if they have too. Ropefish go fast too.
we also have bad luck with the clown loaches, they come in skinny and die within days, ive done everything i could think of to keep them from going. our District manager usually lets us go over budget to get tanks filled, ask them about filling up some tanks, they agree as long as your not ordering too much or anything crazy.
did you get lemon oscars at your store? we have them at mine, 12.99 or something not a bad price and they look great.
Dreamsofpeace54;2369554; said:
Nice
Thanks. I do have Lemon Oscars. The guy in my Avatar is one of them They are really pretty, but they haven't sold very well...G'day,
Laetacara Curviceps/Dorsigera are cool fish, definately are not monsters, but can do well in community set-ups(can get abit agro when breeding, but mostly show/chase.)
And for those that enquired re:selling to hobbyists, the 'Hobbyist' link at the top of their page explains it all. Pity Florida is a bit too far from Australia.
cheers
Mudjimba
Laetacara Curviceps/Dorsigera are cool fish, definately are not monsters, but can do well in community set-ups(can get abit agro when breeding, but mostly show/chase.)
And for those that enquired re:selling to hobbyists, the 'Hobbyist' link at the top of their page explains it all. Pity Florida is a bit too far from Australia.
cheers
Mudjimba
