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Yeah, seems like different PetSmarts get these "opportunity fish" at different times. My local PetSmart had the ember tetras, peacock gudgeons, celebese rainbows, and rummy-nose rasboras early this year. Right now, they are phasing out the royal "trifasciata" rainbows, bosemani rainbows (which I...

Sounds like it may be a synodontis of sorts..

Looks like you've got a gibby to me.

That is brochis splendens. Not a true corydoras species. They get a bit larger than most cories (3-4 inches or so) but are still schoaling (and therefore need friends). If you return him to PetSmart, they will quarantine him, then put him back up for sale. Do not worry about his fate.

Definitely a flying fox.

Those looks like serpae (or red minor) tetras, not true red phantoms.

I don't know. An entire corporation going to such a costly extent to play a joke is a bit far-fetched. Here's a post from another forum that I visit: Taken from: http://www.chins-n-quills.com/forums/showthread.php?t=134627

Good luck. I know my PetSmart will not do it unless the tank model is the exact same.. brand and all. Vague ads don't work here.

Apparently it was a pretty sudden decision. I was told that it was something being enacted on a national level, and I have confirmed this with a few other pet parents on some other message boards.

Anyone notice? I was told by a PetCo employee tonight that the corporation will discontinue carrying all saltwater livestock, birds (except keets and tiels), reptiles, and some small animals as of today, Tuesday, April 1st. Just thought I'd spread the word.

I think a neon blue dwarf gourami would be a great centerpiece fish.

What are you feeding them?

I need help making up my mind. I have a 20g high that is cycled and ready to go. It is heavily planted and the substrate is pool filter sand. I was looking for stocking suggestions. I'm looking to do mainly "community fish." I was considering maybe a small school of rummynose tetras or a school...

Bettas are carnivores and therefore it may not be such a good idea to keep them with the neons (unless they are fully grown). My betta picked off my neons, one-by-one, and I actually witnessed it one night.

Wow. That odessa barb is gorgeous. They have some at my local PetSmart.. but they look nothing like that. Do they all get to be that beautiful, or just the males?

Yeah, as the above poster stated, dwarf puffers are strictly freshwater. I have never seen them in Wal-Mart, but I have seen them in PetSmart, and the tag says nothing about being brackish, or needing salt for that matter. Wal-Mart regularly carries the green spotted puffers, though, which are...

Looks like you've purchased two irridescent sharks.. They are not exactly slow-growers and can potentially get over four feet long. A 120g isn't close to cutting it for a single fish that size.

The first is a blue mickey mouse platy.

Our PetSmart stopped carrying the dwarf puffers.. =[ and I'm under the impression that they all will within the next few weeks.

Very pretty fish.. you're a Fly To The Sky fan?? :grinyes: