Hey Folks,
Another week off to a good start, hopefully that keeps up till the holidays. Got in quite a few Florida swordtails, a few other local fish, and lots of Asian imports.
I'm back in stock with Florida velvet and velvet wag swords. Color is great on both of these. Velvets are a lot bigger than the velvet wags. Both of them are a little light on males, but still a lot better ratio than the imports. Marigold wags look good, but the yellow body color does have some black speckling. Same thing with the pineapples; bright red saddle, but the background looks a little dirty. For import swords, I have greens somewhere on the farm (haven't seen them) and a pretty nice assortment that has some ugly fish in it but is bigger and with more males than I usually see.
I'm back in stock with the medium boesmanis that flew out of here last week. The new set isn't as big but they still look great. I also have the original Australian rainbows that aren't as nice as the fancy types but are really cheap.
Some other new fish in stock now include lemon oscars, great size gold white clouds, blue kerri tetras, red and gold honey gouramis, samurai plakat bettas, zig-zag eels, and roseline sharks.
Some stuff that stood out in today's walk-through include albino bichirs, large UD cats, XL istlanum, longfin serpae tetras, X-ray tetras, veil-tail cherry barbs, gold zebra danios, 3" assorted Synos, medium fancy mbunas, OB and red zebras, blood parrots, and large albino bushynose.
Please give a call if you have any questions.
Thanks,
Joe Hiduke
Sales Manager
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