Great, I will let you know when I need some (probably be about 2-3 weeks or so). Did I read somewhere that you were in MD? Depending where in MD I may pick up if that's OK.
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Great, I will let you know when I need some (probably be about 2-3 weeks or so). Did I read somewhere that you were in MD? Depending where in MD I may pick up if that's OK.
Yes I am in MD. Brooklyn Park near city line in AA Co. 21225 zip
Just let me know when we can figure out how.
Just picked up my habrosus and they are such cute little guys! Buy with confidence, what a super great and friendly man to deal with as well 
Thanks again!
Thanks again!I need 6 of the albino aeneus for sure. How many do you think are needed in a 20 gal flat back hex. that only has 8 platy that raise young in the tank and 3 bronze aeneus? How many in a 10 gallon fry tank? They stay in forever and are not moved. I would like to get some of the C.SCHULTZEI 0.75 and possibly more bronze aeneus for the 20 gal and 10 gal.
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Yeah! My Corydoras are in. Peppers, Bronze and Albino.
Cutest little fish- minutes after being released- happily digging in the sand looking for food. They appear to have formed two little clans... strangely enough though it's not by species there are aeneus and paleatus in both clans... I don't know if that will change over time as they settle.
They're not schooling per-se- but one clan has picked the cave-end of my aquarium as their home and stay within eye-shot of each other- the other clan likes the area just outside the heavily planted end.
The largest Bronze and the largest Albino seem to be extra close buddies- they follow each other around real close and are never more than an inch apart when at rest.
Anyhow- really happy with them- they are certainly cute little things and add an extra dimension to the tank. Very different personalities than their tank mates.
Cutest little fish- minutes after being released- happily digging in the sand looking for food. They appear to have formed two little clans... strangely enough though it's not by species there are aeneus and paleatus in both clans... I don't know if that will change over time as they settle.
They're not schooling per-se- but one clan has picked the cave-end of my aquarium as their home and stay within eye-shot of each other- the other clan likes the area just outside the heavily planted end.
The largest Bronze and the largest Albino seem to be extra close buddies- they follow each other around real close and are never more than an inch apart when at rest.
Anyhow- really happy with them- they are certainly cute little things and add an extra dimension to the tank. Very different personalities than their tank mates.
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