FS: Red Cherry Shrimp

John N.

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• Oct 7, 2006

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Hi,

10+ baby Cherry Reds - $20

Definately enough to get you started with your own population. As always you'll get a bit of java moss packed in with the shrimp for them to hold onto while they travel straight to your door. These shrimp will be coming from my 29 gallon Shrimp farm.

Price includes USPS 2-3 day shipping. Paypal, non-cc. Post here, or send me a PM. Thanks!

-John N.

 

plah831

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• Oct 8, 2006

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John, I'd be very interested in buying some of your RCS. Question: if they lack a planktonic larval stage, will they start breeding on me? I'm not really interested in a population boom of cherry shrimp I'm used to ghosties whose babies were always eaten by my filter.

 

John N.

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• Oct 8, 2006

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Hi Paula, the pregnant cherries will give birth to free swimming cherries. There is no planktonic larval stage.

-John N.

 

John N.

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• Oct 9, 2006

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Shipping out packages tomorrow. Still lots available for sale. Just let me know!

Thanks,

-John N.

 

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• Oct 10, 2006

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10+ for $20 including shipping! :thud:
Great price John! :thm:

-Bill

 

John N.

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• Oct 11, 2006

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Thanks Bill! Cherry shrimp are the gift that keep on giving. They are fun little shrimp, and everyone should get a chance to try them.

-John N.

 

aardvark1

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• Oct 11, 2006

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John-

Just happen to have a 10 gallon tank empty at the moment. I'll take some of the shrimpies!

PM me for details I guess.

 

debaric

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• Oct 11, 2006

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will my 4" clowns eat them?

 

John N.

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• Oct 11, 2006

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Aardvark1 PM sent.

Debaric, I haven't kept 4" clowns before, but its quite possible that they might be eaten, if there isn't enough cover from the larger fish.

-John N.

 

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John-

PM sent back at ya!