Located in 91307. I've never shipped, but will not rule it out entirely depending on the interest.
Wide Bar Datnoid - 9-10", feeds on market shrimp and a couple feeders once a month, $300.
Crenicichla Strigata 'Redback' variant, 12-13", feeds on market shrimp and again, the odd feeder - $100. Currently runs the show in the tank, but doesn't kill wantonly, though he/she is the only pike. I'm having a tough time getting a picture of him as well, so I'll show one horrible pic that displays the redback, and another clearer shot of the head with what appears to me as scratches from diving in underneath the driftwood and not HITH, but I have to include that anyway.
Caquetaia Myersi - Two, unsexed, both approximately 5" in length and feeding on FBW and the occasional feeder. It's cool to watch them extend their "false basketmouths", which create a little vortex to suck in prey. This action is too quick for my camera to capture. Jeff Rapps is currently selling specimens this size for $100 - I'm asking $70 each. I'm having a tough time getting a pic that does them justice - they're a bright gold with blue fins.
Wide Bar Datnoid - 9-10", feeds on market shrimp and a couple feeders once a month, $300.
Crenicichla Strigata 'Redback' variant, 12-13", feeds on market shrimp and again, the odd feeder - $100. Currently runs the show in the tank, but doesn't kill wantonly, though he/she is the only pike. I'm having a tough time getting a picture of him as well, so I'll show one horrible pic that displays the redback, and another clearer shot of the head with what appears to me as scratches from diving in underneath the driftwood and not HITH, but I have to include that anyway.
Caquetaia Myersi - Two, unsexed, both approximately 5" in length and feeding on FBW and the occasional feeder. It's cool to watch them extend their "false basketmouths", which create a little vortex to suck in prey. This action is too quick for my camera to capture. Jeff Rapps is currently selling specimens this size for $100 - I'm asking $70 each. I'm having a tough time getting a pic that does them justice - they're a bright gold with blue fins.
