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Pet Forum / Aquaria / Cichlids / September 2004Anyone want some Brichardi?
Due to a recent "happy event", I now have three generations of Brichardi living an a rather small tank. My planned upgrade to a 45 gallon tank has had to be postponed for two months due to house redecoration. As the tank is getting overcrowded, I want to dispose of some of the younger fish. Rather than resort to the big white flushing bin, I would prefer to see them off to a good home. If there is anyone in the Edinburgh (UK) area who would like a dozen or so small, two month old, brichardi (for free) please contact me. (Remove the two X to reply) Pictures can be seen at http://www.helpful.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/fishtank/ Simon simon@XscottishpubguideX.com > Due to a recent "happy event", I now have three generations of Brichardi > living an a rather small tank. My planned upgrade to a 45 gallon tank has [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Simon > simon@XscottishpubguideX.com Simon, if I lived there I would more than be happy to help you out.. Unfortunantly I am pretty well on the other side of the world from you.. Tim.. > Simon, if I lived there I would more than be happy to help you out.. > Unfortunantly I am pretty well on the other side of the world from you.. > > Tim.. Pity. Whereabouts are you? Simon > > Simon, if I lived there I would more than be happy to help you out.. > > Unfortunantly I am pretty well on the other side of the world from you.. [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Simon California Simon... Which makes me 3000 miles from home ... Tim No bite on the brichardi (I'm in Canada), but I wanted to comment that your Apistos are beautiful (unusual mix for your tank, but if it works...)! Have you asked your local fish store if they will take some young Brichardi? - Rob > Due to a recent "happy event", I now have three generations of Brichardi > living an a rather small tank. My planned upgrade to a 45 gallon tank has [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > Simon > simon@XscottishpubguideX.com > No bite on the brichardi (I'm in Canada), but I wanted to comment that your > Apistos are beautiful (unusual mix for your tank, but if it works...)! > > Have you asked your local fish store if they will take some young Brichardi? > > - Rob Many thanks. The Brichardi are in a separate tank and on their own. I am hoping to put in some dither fish when I get the bigger tank. I am throwing some of my furniture out in order to make room! However it will be a couple of months before I can (a) afford the tank and (b) have the room ready for it. Unfortunately work got in the way! The Apistos are looking even better now. They have settled in nicely and grown a little fatter since the pics were taken. The female, although small, has every other fish in the tank running scared. She is usually happy to keep to herself, but if anyone goes near her favourite cave, beware! I will ask the LFS if they will take some, but thought there might be a fellow enthusiast in the area who would appreciate them. The way they are breeding I will end up with a colony of 60+ at this rate!! Simon In a post from the future, "Boozhound" <simon@XscottishpubguideX.com> wrote > Due to a recent "happy event", I now have three generations of Brichardi <snip> Maybe you should adjust the date on your PC ? 9/6/2004 is over 3 months from now... |
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