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O, and the person picking up the fish will need to provide identification (driver license will do)

I have in the past picked up fish in Perth which was sent with Virgin and Qantas/Jetstar:

 

With both arilines, I had to call the Quarantine in Perth and provided the flight details (Flight number and arrival time). This then schedules the fish to be checked by quarantine and tell you what time you can pick them up.,

Updated Prices - This weekend only!!

 

**Edit** - @Aquatic Dreams - Not that I havn't been selling these   - there are just so many

- Sold over 70 Juvies this weekend! Thanks  to all the buyers

- Only some of the smaller ones now available

Thanks for all the replies!

Yeah, I didn't think that there would be much more I could add. Aw well, have to clean the algae myself

Picked up mine

 

Probably "Thanks In Advance"

Hi Red,

 

I had a Tang tank with that exact measurements, My stocklist was as follows (roughly, can't remember exactly ):

 

15odd x C. Leptosoma Utinta

4 x Cuckoo catfish

5 x Alto C. Sumbu Shell Dwarf

5 x Jul Regani

 

Each specie had its own area (rocks, shells, open water, etc.) which made it very nice to look at!

 

Cheers,

Awesome tank!

 

Where did you get the granite rocks from?

Thanks Az! Good to know these little things.

 

Yeah, I have over 70 growing up atm

WOW!! Great Job Az!!

These will most certainly get used a lot! Thanks for the effort!

Good pics also from Ronny:)

I have bred some cyps before(leptosoma utinta) Personally I found them more difficult than your average cichlid ( Malawi's like EY, etc.).
- firstly your water quality needs to be excellent (as with many tangs)
- secondly, there broods are fairly small 8-15 ( maybe the jumbo ones have bigger???)
- lastly they grow very slow

This was just my experience, which wasn't over a long period of time(9-12months)

If you are going down that path, make sure you have:
- good size tank with a massive colony (30+) - so that there is alway a few mouthfuls (keep up with the demand)
- good size growout - so that they can grow quicker (so that the frontosas could at least tasts something:-) )

Just my experience and my thoughts. I am sure there are more experienced keepers that can help out

Cheers

Awesome, thanks Az!

Now the thing is to make sure I have 1M and 2F.

New tank is not an option for now. So we'll see how it goes.

Thanks again

1790l x 475d x 600h for $220. Not bad!

 

http://www.gumtree.c...ies-/1040972300

Thanks Az, this will help alot!
How many catfish do you think would be fine in my size tank?