I will have the following available (unless diaster strike) in late sept or early oct:
2 or 3 groups of n. teugelsi (6 to 8 ~ 1/2 inch unsexed)
1 group of e. lucanusi
1 group of kribs (picture of parents attached)
1 pair of a. nijjensi.
When i ship is strictly based on temperatures. I recommend a 20 long or larger for all mentioned species.
You must have been a forum member for at least 1 year; live in usa and not previously asked for fish. You must realize the lucanusi, kribs and teugelsi are young and will take at least 9 months probably a year to reach maturity. The a. nijjensi are around 14 months old true f1 and you would get a male and female but no guarantee they will pair.
I will likely ship 2 day ups as overnight kind of gets expensive but it will depend on where you live and more specifically shipping cost. If we have a sudden cold spell i can ship sooner but i live in the south-east and right now it is around 100 degree.
Sorry folks who are over-seas but i have no clue how to ship live fishes such distances but if you wish to travel to usa (not recommended right now); i'd be happy to give them to you.
Picture of the kribs parents:
The lighting changed between the first and last 3 images which is why they look a little different.
2 or 3 groups of n. teugelsi (6 to 8 ~ 1/2 inch unsexed)
1 group of e. lucanusi
1 group of kribs (picture of parents attached)
1 pair of a. nijjensi.
When i ship is strictly based on temperatures. I recommend a 20 long or larger for all mentioned species.
You must have been a forum member for at least 1 year; live in usa and not previously asked for fish. You must realize the lucanusi, kribs and teugelsi are young and will take at least 9 months probably a year to reach maturity. The a. nijjensi are around 14 months old true f1 and you would get a male and female but no guarantee they will pair.
I will likely ship 2 day ups as overnight kind of gets expensive but it will depend on where you live and more specifically shipping cost. If we have a sudden cold spell i can ship sooner but i live in the south-east and right now it is around 100 degree.
Sorry folks who are over-seas but i have no clue how to ship live fishes such distances but if you wish to travel to usa (not recommended right now); i'd be happy to give them to you.
Picture of the kribs parents:
The lighting changed between the first and last 3 images which is why they look a little different.
