The ones I got were all sizes including one the size of a baseball. I have been happy with them, your right around here too, they are expensive.Sweet! Thanks! That's a nice deal. The moss balls at my LFS cost $6.99 each.
Mine were a variety of sizes too. They were all pretty healthy
When are you planning on getting them?I did hear that shrimp like them. Of course, this will all be after I get my Pea Puffers.
Probably at the end of this month. Or in the middle of the next month. I just want to make sure I don’t get them on an impulse buy. I want to be ready. I also want to make sure I get the snail population going before I get them.
I think like $ 5-10 depends on where you get themProbably at the end of this month. Or in the middle of the next month. I just want to make sure I don’t get them on an impulse buy. I want to be ready. I also want to make sure I get the snail population going before I get them.
How much do Pea Puffers usually sell for?
Ok, the I should be able to get all 3 at once, at the end of this month.
Awesome! I am excited for you because I want them too but I cant lolOk, the I should be able to get all 3 at once, at the end of this month.
I could keep them for you!
Of course you can and it's not cruel assuming the seller is reputable and responsible. I just yesterday got 8 Galaxy Rasboras delivered overnight from San Diego to New York. Company is Pet Zone Tropical Fish (ordered online). They arrived packaged beautifully and all are healthy and happy so far. Many years ago (like 26 years ago) I went to Newark airport to pick up a shipment of discus I'd ordered from a seller across the country. Shipping fish is not uncommon at all and is probably the reason this hobby is still thriving.
Some people do buy fish online but they end up being the wrong first you order, some come to you dead, and the fish you can get will probably be off black market or something like that.
Yes you can I've done myself. It's the same way operators get theres
