lgarvey
Fish Crazy
Hi,
I'm currently downsizing my appartment and moving into somewhere smaller, and unfortuantely my 300L malawi tank won't fit in the new place =(
So I'm going to have to rehome the malawis and sell off the tank.
I have 1 orange aulonocara, quite large
4 smallish yellow labs
4 yellow tail acei about 4", but 1 is not even an inch in size and is the offspring of two of the acei - they're always spawning! Great fun to watch. http
/www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTvHT-5yd1o
1 male auratus - surprisingly placid, and doesn't bother with other fish, but occasionly gets a it antsy
1 beautiful red zebra - the most dominant fish in the tank, looks absolutely wonderful
1 socolofi
4 pseudotropheus - possibly two small kenyi, and one larger fish
3 cat fish - two are featherfin squeeker catfish and are about 4", and there's one smaller cat fish which I thought was malawian (LFS guy said it was) but it doesn't look like a Malawi catfish.
I'm reluctant to get rid of my tank and fish, but there's no way a tank (anything other than say a nano) would fit in the new place. =(
So, I'm based in Manchester City Centre, so if anyone would like some Malawis and you have the bags to transfer them, then you're welcome to come pick up the fish.
I'm not looking for any money for the fish, as I really need to get them rehomed soon. I only ask that they go to a good home!
More info on the tank itself is here:
http/www.lyndongarvey.co.uk/for-sale.html
Cheers,
L
I'm currently downsizing my appartment and moving into somewhere smaller, and unfortuantely my 300L malawi tank won't fit in the new place =(
So I'm going to have to rehome the malawis and sell off the tank.
I have 1 orange aulonocara, quite large
4 smallish yellow labs
4 yellow tail acei about 4", but 1 is not even an inch in size and is the offspring of two of the acei - they're always spawning! Great fun to watch. http
/www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTvHT-5yd1o1 male auratus - surprisingly placid, and doesn't bother with other fish, but occasionly gets a it antsy
1 beautiful red zebra - the most dominant fish in the tank, looks absolutely wonderful
1 socolofi
4 pseudotropheus - possibly two small kenyi, and one larger fish
3 cat fish - two are featherfin squeeker catfish and are about 4", and there's one smaller cat fish which I thought was malawian (LFS guy said it was) but it doesn't look like a Malawi catfish.
I'm reluctant to get rid of my tank and fish, but there's no way a tank (anything other than say a nano) would fit in the new place. =(
So, I'm based in Manchester City Centre, so if anyone would like some Malawis and you have the bags to transfer them, then you're welcome to come pick up the fish.
I'm not looking for any money for the fish, as I really need to get them rehomed soon. I only ask that they go to a good home!
More info on the tank itself is here:
http
/www.lyndongarvey.co.uk/for-sale.htmlCheers,
L
