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Get your temperature down! Slowly they don't do well over 75o so 72 to 74 is perfect for these Neo's. Let the algae grow on the sides of the glass for baby food and get some "real shrimp food" with calcium for them... Hair algae is unsightly for us but "they" don't really care! Try going to...

Great lookin' stuff!

The 2 Wally worlds I've been to on occasion have a fish wall there as well. Your typical live bearers, cichlids, tetra's, and zebra fish. most had a serious Ich out break as well... Any employee who works in their Garden Center, pet area is assigned to help a customer who might buy these sad...

The link Clownie has posted is a 4' tube. smaller sizes are not easily found here in the U.S. as of yet. These tubes here are the Four footers available at Home depot ( per case) & Electrical wholesalers intended for commercial use.

Yes this was a great area to be including having the bathrooms right there!

The one with the Red cover.

Jim, Did not get to meet you and your wife?... This was a great vendor turn out but I think the rain made it less desirable to attend as a buyer.... A big Thanks to all who made this happen!!!

WoW nice to see you 2 gals there!!!

I will be bringing Maylasian trumpet snails in spotted and olive green patterns. I have bred these in brackish parameters up to 1.007 S.G.

Aquabid is what I ment ( an auction website) and the Ciclild Excange is a Whole seller here south of Washington there in Oregon, sorry for the mis-interpitasion

I edited the mis spellings, my keyboard sucks!!! I meant rocks, woods, petrified wood. Check your area for local "Rock & gem shows" (Google Washington rock & gem shows 2016) as well as this is a great way to acquire these.

Who's the A.B. seller???? Bridges sells these and are from "The Cichlid Exchange" is their wholesaler.

Is there ANY interest in a 29 gallon with cover? This is a 30" tank with NO leaks/cracks. Back is painted medium blue (can be removed) P.M. me if someone wants it. I'm coming a long ways to attend this event

If you are already in Eastern Washington a fishing license would do you alot of good and gives one the privilage to collect rock/wood. Try Banks/Lake Lenore areas. I have found some great pieces in these areas but DON"T collect in the State park!!!!

I am down compared to what I was keeping but are working with micro swordtails and wild guppies.