Million Dollars..........

[cichlidmaster]

Silver dollars huh.....how about red hook silver dollars.............

 

[cichlidmaster]

And another........

 

[cichlidmaster]

How about a full tank shot......

 

[Jamnog]

well i must have been looking at the wrong sort of dollars thease ones i like i have a bad feeling mts is going to catch up with me

 

[kevin007]

so big, any way how big r they

 

[cichlidmaster]

They average 4-4.5"

CM

 

[paco king]

are you selling them

 

[Jamnog]

paco king i shouldnt realy speak on cm's behalf but he is a cichlid dealer and as a specialist prolly one of the best in america i think he would sell you a dollar so long as your in america and often for this reason i wish i where in america sad how fish orientated my life has become that i think about moving country just to buy fish.

edit no problem i speak as i see it

 

[cichlidmaster]

99% of the pics I post are fish that I have available for sale.

I do keep a few fish for my own enjoyment.

The red hooks are $10.00 each or $8.00 each for 6 or more. They are a schooloing species and really do much better when kept in al least trios or small groups.

I am however contemplating running a special on them which would be $8.00 each for 3 or more. This will be decided soon and posted in the for sale and wanted forum.

CM

Note* Jamnog....thanks once again for the kind words!!!

 

[paco king]

i do live in america! email me and we canset up something1 i would like to keep you as a contact

 

[shimanocono]

Nice silver dollars! Never seen them that big before!

 

[wuvmybetta]

awesome looking fish CM, nice pics too
2 questions....what on earth are they eating or picking at? AND who's that (fish) in the bottom right hand corner?

 

[cichlidmaster]

wuv.............

I was waiting for someone to ask that question!!

It's a piece of cantalope!! They love fresh fruits and veggies. It makes up a very large portion of their diet in the wild.

The "smaller" fish is a Satanoperca (formerlly Geophagus) jurapari. The one in the pis is about 4" and there are 29 more in the tank ranging from 4-5".

CM

 

[wuvmybetta]

aaah cantalope! I thought it was a snail or something
I really really like the jurapari, now you've got me thinking that it's time to set up the next tank