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John my apologies I missed this. LDA105 are next to impossible to source these days and as such the price has skyrockerted. They are caught in very deep fast moving water and the initial ones for sale were the easiest to capture. Now they are harder and harder to catch as they are apparently not very plentiful to start with. I am trying to find more.

I have a few of the buffalo heads but the others my supplier doesn't normally stock.

I have the L052 in stock $15 each. What is the L# for the inspectors you are lookimg for just to make sure we are talking about the same fish. I believe they are L102 Would also be interested in L183 (Starlight BN) I'll put these all on the hold list for you and let you know when I find them.

I have the L052 in stock $15 each. What is the L# for the inspectors you are lookimg for just to make sure we are talking about the same fish.

I have some wild caught blue rainbow and red rainbow adults and F1 cherry spot fry.

I can get the mbus but the problem is that I have to order 20 minimum and they are only available in the tiny sizes. If I could get larger ones I would but they seem to be next to impossible to get. It would just take too long for me to sell 20.

I deal only with fish right now - tank space just doesn't allow me to bring in anything else. Most South American suppliers are the same - plants and snails are few and far between. Asian suppliers however provide vast selections of both of these but I haven't been able to find a good reliable and honest supplier yet. I don't want hormoned fish so that is why I've stuck pretty much to the South Americans and African fish.

If I do bring in apistos it won't be until at least Sept.

My apologies - missed this one. I won't be bringing in any discus until I place another Brazilian order likely around the end of Aug.From what I understand these are now on schedule 3 and must have special permits in order to bring them in. I don't know anyone who might have pairs locally right now.

I may bring in the red rams and some more tetras but not the cupids.

Sorry - missed this somehow. If I bring any cacatuoides in it won't be until around the end of Aug.

I will take a look at the stock lists which I get just before I order and see if any are available. I will email some suppliers now to see if they ever get them in as well. I would love a few of those myself.

I haven't even looked at a stock list in the last 2 weeks - have to move some of the new arrivals 1st to make some room for any more orders. Rays would be pick up at the airport only but if you let me know what you want I'll be sure to call when I'm ready to place an order.

I ship anywhere in Canada that has a Westjet or Air Canada cargo terminal. 1 box is about $120 and that is the minimum charge for Westjet. Additional boxes are almost free - 2 would cost around $140 and 3 around $150. Air Canada is a little more expensive. Harold

I saw a video on utube a few years back that showed a 6" gulper cat swallowing a 12" peacock bass. Now that was something to see. Those gulpers are truly a sight.

What size do you have them at? And how much are you selling for? Thanks in Advance! The 1 I have in stock is 4 to 4 1/2" for $30. I can usually get them in 3 or 4 different sizes right up to 10".

I have a black in stock right now. I only bring piranha in for special requests.

The 1st 2 I see regularly but haven't seen the 3rd type that I can recall. The stock lists change constantly though and I can also ask my suppliers if they can get them.The 3rd one is more recently known as Apistogramma allpahuayo. Thanks for the info - makes it a little easier to try and find.

The 1st 2 I see regularly but haven't seen the 3rd type that I can recall. The stock lists change constantly though and I can also ask my suppliers if they can get them.

These are specially bred in Asia and are actually a pigmentless syno as opposed to an albino. Depending on the exact type some go for a whole lot of money from what I've heard - up to $1200 US or more. If and when I can actually get an Asian order together from a reliable source I will try to get some more as I have had several requests for them.

Trevor I don't recall ever seeing them on a stock list but can email a few suppliers to find out if they can access them.

Jorg is still working with them . Some of the males are turning out very nicely. One thing he has noticed is that the wild caught guppies are not nearly as big as the typical domestic line breds. The males just get to an inch or slightly bigger.

I'll see if Jorg can take a picture today.

The BN I bought were listed as L032 but they are pretty small to tell for certain right now. They are definitely ancistrus though.