WTB Breeding pair of Severums (Salvisa, KY) Shipped to 40372

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Would like a gold pair, but willing to consider others. Needs to be able to be shipped to 40372. Really would like to spend only $50 shipped, as I am on a budget. Just looking for a awesome new fish to breed. Proven breeding pair prefered that raise their young. Would also be interested in a breeding pair of Peacock Gudgeons, or another neat breeding pair, going to go in a 55 gallon tank.

Let me know what you have.
 
I have a breeding pair of Australoheros oblongum on hand, just found a small clutch of eggs on top of a powerhead last night. Search the forum for "chanchito" for more info on them, I posted a couple threads last year.
 
How much do you want shipped? Do you guarentee live delivery? How big are they? Pics of the pair in question? Do you have any other fish or stuff you are currently shipping that I may be able to buy and shipped the fish?

Thanks
 
Can these fish be with angelfish, not I can move my Angelfish to another tank, they are like 3-5".
 
Total for the pair shipped Priority Mail with a 72 hour heat pack would be $40. I bag them individually, and do guarantee live delivery, so a medium flat-rate box would be necessary for more than one bag. I also have BN pleco's available (~2" juvies) and endler's if you want to combine shipping. The BN are $3 for browns and $4 for albino's, endler's are $10/dozen.
I have NLS 1mm cichlid pellets and .5mm grow pellets available for $1/oz. Also have hornwort, Najas indica, and ramshorn snails in abundance. $5/quart bag of plants or several hundred snails.
The oblongum would be fine with angels. They're very mellow cichlids regarding anything other than conspecifics, and mix well with most fish too large to eat that won't beat them up. I don't have a current pic of the pair, and they aren't in a good position/location for taking pics w/out disturbing them to much. The male is close to 3", the female a bit smaller. The male won't grow over 5".
 
Could you ship the breeding pair of Australoheros oblongum, a dozen endlers, and a brown BN for $50 shipped? I know that is a little less, but let me know, and will the Australoheros oblongum breed with snails in the tank and on a gravel and shell mix instead of sand, if not I can move some tanks around. Let me know.
 
I also have a tank with just gravel instead of the rock/shell mix that the other has but if necessary I can change a tank to sand. Just wanted to hash out these last few details, so I can adjust my tanks accordingly.

Thanks for your patience.
 
I can do the lot for $50 shipped, just don't put the endler's in the same tank with the oblongum. They're all bred and raised in hard, alkaline water, I use coral to buffer all my tanks. The oblongum do eat snails, particularly ramshorn and pond types. I never tried keeping apple snails with them, but I doubt they'd last long either.
 
Okay, yeah the endlers are going in a different tanks and I will move my Assassin Snails and some of the Ramshorns. Do they eat plants? Anyway, I can pay via Paypal if you accept that if you can send me your information via PM.

Thanks

P.S. We had like 3-4 inches of snow tonight and some of the local events and schools are closed for tomorrow. Is it okay to ship them this week or should I have you wait until next week. I have never shipped fish and just wanted to bring this to your attention since you have experience in shipping and would know if it is safe. Let me know in the PM, regardless I can pay you this week to hold the fish and send them next week if necessary. Thanks.

toddnbecka said:
I can do the lot for $50 shipped, just don't put the endler's in the same tank with the oblongum. They're all bred and raised in hard, alkaline water, I use coral to buffer all my tanks. The oblongum do eat snails, particularly ramshorn and pond types. I never tried keeping apple snails with them, but I doubt they'd last long either.
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Oh, and please send me male and female endlers as I plan to breed them, super psyched about some new breeders!
 
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