West1 Peacock Bass MFK Member Sep 27, 2007 5,512 140 120 114 Oct 11, 2007 #1 Looking for a Hepsetus Odoe about 5-6" and 1 Red Tail Payara near SoCal 90230. Anyone know where I need to go???
Looking for a Hepsetus Odoe about 5-6" and 1 Red Tail Payara near SoCal 90230. Anyone know where I need to go???
AQUATiC213ZOMBiE Gambusia MFK Member Feb 5, 2006 263 6 18 On The WestCoast Oct 11, 2007 #2 West1;1192133; said: Looking for a Hepsetus Odoe about 5-6" and 1 Red Tail Payara near SoCal 90230. Anyone know where I need to go??? Click to expand... Odoe as in African Pike? if so, sure. head over to ALL-HAPPY AQUARIUM. ALL HAPPY AQUARIUM 2328 S.Garfield Ave Suite#c Monterey Park, CA 91754-7224 store hours:11am-8pm.7 days/week shop:323-888-2901 cell:626-200-6259 dont know if he has "RED TAiL" payara. but i think he has some variation of Payara available. -ZMB!E-
West1;1192133; said: Looking for a Hepsetus Odoe about 5-6" and 1 Red Tail Payara near SoCal 90230. Anyone know where I need to go??? Click to expand... Odoe as in African Pike? if so, sure. head over to ALL-HAPPY AQUARIUM. ALL HAPPY AQUARIUM 2328 S.Garfield Ave Suite#c Monterey Park, CA 91754-7224 store hours:11am-8pm.7 days/week shop:323-888-2901 cell:626-200-6259 dont know if he has "RED TAiL" payara. but i think he has some variation of Payara available. -ZMB!E-
P Plowed Candiru MFK Member Sep 12, 2006 218 5 48 Los Angeles, CA Oct 11, 2007 #3 When I was there he had Hydrolycus Scomberoides and Raphiodon Vulpinus.
West1 Peacock Bass MFK Member Sep 27, 2007 5,512 140 120 114 Oct 12, 2007 #4 Plowed;1193540; said: When I was there he had Hydrolycus Scomberoides and Raphiodon Vulpinus. Click to expand... Are these both Payaras?
Plowed;1193540; said: When I was there he had Hydrolycus Scomberoides and Raphiodon Vulpinus. Click to expand... Are these both Payaras?
P Plowed Candiru MFK Member Sep 12, 2006 218 5 48 Los Angeles, CA Oct 12, 2007 #5 They look similar, if that's what you mean. Payara is a local name. Google them for more info, or search the forum.
They look similar, if that's what you mean. Payara is a local name. Google them for more info, or search the forum.