Other Stuff

EcoComplete (black) - $30

Shrimplab "Shrimpball Cuisine" - 30g - $11.00

Almond Leaves (medicinal) - $.50 each/ $20(50 pcs)
Simulate black water condition which is the natural environment for the tropical fish. Enhance fertility of fishes. Contain humic acids and tannins which have anti-bacterial & anti-fungal properties. Contains chemical that will bind with ammonia in the water. Contains calcium needed to activate the muscles and to develop strong bones, teeth and scales. Enhances the natural color of the fish. Lowers the pH of the water and absorbs harmful chemicals. Adds essential trace elements to the water. Recommended for all fresh water fishes kept in small containers without filters, specially during transportation. Dosage: Put one leaf in a 10 - 15 gallon tank. Discard the leaf after 1 week and replace with a new leaf.



Current Stock - Plants

This is what we have currently in the way of plants (photos are going up soon).

All plants are $3.00 and are currently in pots.

Amazon Sword
Hairgrass
Reineckii Rosefolia
Reineckii (small leaves)
Water Sprite
Ammania sp Bonzai
Hygrophylia Corymbosa
Hygrophylia Angustifolia
Echindorus Parviflorus
Echindorus Cordifolios "Marble Queen"
Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis
Crypticorn Parva
Crypticorn Undulada

and there are more that are unlabeled (but look awesome)

Current Stock - Fish

  • Striped Dwarf Catfish - $6
  • Painted Fire Shrimp -
  • Whitecloud Minnows - $1
  • Blue Rainbow - $15 (L)
  • Golden Bee Shrimp ($25/3)
  • Tiger Shrimp ($25/10)
  • Penguin Tetra (L) - $2.50
  • Gold Rams (L) - $7.00
  • German Blue Rams (L) - $7.00
  • Ballon Rams (L) - $7.00
  • Bosemani Rainbows (M) - $9.00
  • Danio Kyathit (orange fin) - $2.50
  • Sterbai Cories (M/L) - $5.00
  • Bronze Cories (M) - $3.00
  • Indian Almond Leaves (medicinal) - $.40
  • Amano Shrimp - $2.50
  • Cardinals (L) - $2.50
  • Otto (algae eaters) - $2.50
  • Metae Cory (wild caught, L) - $5.00
  • Skunk Cory (M) - $5.00

Thursday, September 24, 2009

Electric Blue Jack Dempseys





I am very excited about the new batch of EBJDs that I picked up earlier this week. They are about 3 cm long and extremely active. Within hours of being released into their tank they were eating blood worms and exploring their tank.

These photos were taken within 24 hours of them being released.
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