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I need homes for tropicals

PKponder TX Z7B

18 years ago

We are moving soon and I have to thin out my fishie crowd. All are free to a suitable and local home.

I have sub adult Rainbow Kribensis ( Pelvicachromis pulcher) looks like 4 females and maybe 8 or 9 males....they move fast! They already have full coloration, they are just 1/2 size in comparison to the parents.

There are also probably 20 common Australian Rainbowfish (Melanotaenia fluviatilis) that hatched out in my outdoor pond last summer.

Last, but not least, I have a lovely guppy mom, with 6 fry and about to be more. She was rescued from a certain trip down the toilet and has rewarded me with fry!

Please respond here if interested. I would really rather they find local homes since shipping would be expensive. I live north of Dallas, Texas.

Comments (2)

PKponder TX Z7B
Original Author
18 years ago
I'm gonna let this thread die a natural death ;-) I had hoped to at least get some bites, so to speak. There is a pet store not too far away that will take my extra fish, I just wanted to see if anyone wanted them before going that route. Peace y'all!

Pam
fgilles02420
18 years ago
Hi-
You've probably already found homes or taken them back to the store but if not - try posting them on craigslist.org, I'm sure there is a branch in Dallas. Good luck,
Frances
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