MARINE SNAILS/WORMS, nearly FREE! FW Plants for sale

Well, it's time to dismantle the tanks. Here's the list of local pick up stuff:

SW

The SW tanks just have sand and water, but that includes about a million snails and some bristleworms. These are nassarius snails that bred in the tanks, and probably a few ceriths as well. Let me know by Friday Dec 2, and I will salvage a handful and ship it to you on Monday. Cost will be shipping and handling (ie, boxes and a bit more my time in sifting through, porbably no more than $5). Post here, or send me a PM no later than 4:00pm MST tomorrow afternoon.


FW:

3 6-7 inch whiptails $3/each
1 8-9 inch chocolate pleco Free to good home.
1 3-4 inch SAE $3
5-6 adult bristlenose--at least 2 males $5/each
5 brichardi, at least 2 pairs. $3/each, $5/pair
10-12 cherry barbs, mix of males and females $1/each
1 8 inch zigzag eel, very healthy, friendly. $5
1 4-5 inch rainbow shark $5
10-20 kuhli loaches, black ones mostly tank bred, about 6 striped ones.
3 4 inch upside down cats. $3/each

Shipping of fish will be at your own risk. I'll pack as best I can, and will not even consider anything other than overnight. Local pickup is the better option for most of these animals.

Plants:

Will ship, cost will be listed price plus shipping costs.

Anubias, nana and barteri, on driftwood (mostly mopani), 12-15 inch chunks. 1 piece left$15/pce

Anubias nana, not attached to anything, about 6 inches in length. $4/each

African fern, 2 4-5 inch pieces, not attached. $4/each

Java ferns, attached to a long, flat piece of rock. 1 piece, $6/each

Crypts: red, green, spiral. $3/clump

Let me know if you any questions on specific items. I also have a few powerheads, mostly AC 301's. all in good running conditions, just smaller than anything I run right now.

I'm also really flexible on the prices. These are mostly just to give us a starting point in negotiations. Pictures can be provided for most things, let me know what you're interested in.

Depends--there are a few plants that aren't attached, with 2-3 plantlets. There are also 2 medium sized rocks with several mature clumps. One rock is roundish, and it's pretty well covered. The other is a flat slab, about 12 inches long, 4 inches wide, and it has 2 separate clumps, each about 5 inches around with multiple plants.

Here's a calculator: http://ircalc.usps.gov/ Figure at least 4 pounds, and my zip code is 82001.

Pardon the glass--it's a bit spotty. Here are pics of the anubias chunks
I have left. You can see--one chunk of wood is a bit bigger than I thought, closer to 20+ inches long.

Yes. The anubias blooms once or twice a year--slower in lower light.