Panda's In Indy?

[Breeze7050]

Hi All!
Ive been keeping my eyes out for some panda cory's, but Im just not having any luck! Has anybody in or around the Indy area had any luck finding them?
How about anyone who has "major" petstores i.e. PetSmart, PetCo... ? Seen any there? I know those aren't the best shops but the mom & pop LFS just aren't around our area very much anymore
Any help would be appreciated as I do think they are dang cute!

 

[Breeze7050]

Pandas anywhere?!!? Anyone have any ideas??

 

[babybell911]

Maybeyou can order them off the net?

 

[jollysue]

drsfosterandsmith.com have them right now. One advantage to them is that they have an absolute live delivery, 15 day guarantee. I get lots of fish from AquaBid.com. We have a relationship with several suppliers there on this forum, although none are publically recommended. Sorry it has taken awhile to answer. Personally, I would first check AquaBid. Be prepared to pay. I have some reservations about getting fish from the chain stores. But I have several good lfs. I waited a long time, before I got a good school of pandas. This is an excellent time of year to be watching for cories, as they are coming in from the wild, even to the lfs and chain pet stores.

I think you would have gotten my response earlier, if I had understood the title. I was thinking of the Indy 500 or some kind of species of panda.

Forgive me, personally, before investing in a second cory type, I would increase my peppers to at least 5. You will enjoy them more if they feel more secure in a larger group.

 

[Tolak]

If you want to drive to Chicago I know of two guys that breed them by the hundreds.

 

[jollysue]

I'll be right there! B)

 

[Tolak]

I'll be right there! B)

Indy is around 3 hours each way driving.

 

[jollysue]

figures 8)

 

[Breeze7050]

Thanks for all the help! an Indy 500 Panda would be pretty cool!! LOL! I actually found some at a new LFS in my area. But, they did not look to healthy so I held off. But, I now know where I can get them. Thanks to all!