3 Results: anubias in Queensland

• African Cichlids

Hello. I have kept African Rift Lake Cichlids for well over four years after my wife asked me to restart my old hobby. I started up again with just one tank but soon had four running and small ponds outside growing plants and Guppies. The reason for the rapid expansion was that I ended up with some female Peacocks and they just kept breeding. I decided to reduce the work load and sold all of my large fish but at that time had two lots of fry . I put them in two main tanks to grow them to a reas

Garage aquarium sale Follow us: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553732015718&mibextid=JRoKGi GOLD FISH: Comet 5cm $4 each; 6 for $20 Red white comet $5 each; 7 for $30 Gold comet $5 each; 7 for $30 Fantail 5cm $8; 3 for $20 Black moor $8; 3 for $20 Butterfly tail $18 Fancy Oranda 15cm $85 Oranda 10cm $35 Ranchu 6cm $25 Ranchu 8cm $35 Pearl scale $18 Ryukin 5cm $18 Ryukin 10cm $45 TROPICALS: Cichlids Assorted peacock $18 Electric yellow $15 Bolivian butterfly $15 Blue ram $15 Balloo

SWAP: Madagascar Cichlid for Anubias Nana Pinto etc. Updated: Items on sale: 1. 4x (2 inch) Madagascar Cichlid (otherwise known as Pinstripe Damba, Menerambo, Menarambo). This fish is rare, extinct in the wild and only breed in captivity by hobbyst, so please research on them before contacting. Would suit exotic fish collector or breeder. $350ea Note: pic is what they'll look like when adult. GONE 2. 6x Blackbar silver dollar (2 inch). Bought from Aquarama last year, but have been tearing do