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Egg
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Brooklyn NY
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![]() I've purchased some from websites, lfs and recently from the last BAS auction, but I'm looking for some eggs or adults from local breeders. I recently joined the AKA but doesn't seem like much is going on in terms of getting any fish, alot of valuable information. I have microworms and grindal worms for food. Thanx
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Fry
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 73
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![]() I have Simpsonichthys carlettoi (guanambi) eggs that are ready to be hatched.
I have contacts in BAS and other local clubs that keep peat and mop spawning killies. Contact me and let me know if you want eggs and what types of killies you are interested in. |
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Egg
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Brooklyn NY
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![]() Thanx! The killies I won at the last auction were yours I believe. Aplocheilus lineatus, aplocheilichthys normani and aplocheilus panchax. I also have a male fp gardneri and 6 three week old fry. I would be interested in Simpsonichthys carlettoi. I'll send you an email.
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Fry
Join Date: Aug 2008
Posts: 73
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![]() For baby killis there is nothing better than newly hatched brine shrimp. Mop spawning killis will go for decapsulated, frozen brine shrimp or rotifers, along with crushed flakes. Annual killis generally only go for live food such as vinegar eels, micro worms and grindal worms but the best for fast growth is live baby brine.
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