I updated my pinned price list (towards top of page)...reduced endler/guppy prices, added a few plants, and I also have celestial pearl danios (aka: galaxy rasboras) and Emerald Dwarf Danios (rasboras...whatever you prefer to call them LOL). Both are young, about half size of an adult (chili rasbora size-ish), so you may want to wait if you have larger fish. Video is of adult male CPD's. Will post vid of EDD's in the comments below. Both are $5 each, or 6 for $25. These two species are so closely related that they can inter-breed, so I don't recommend keeping them together. CPD's are dark with white spots and red fins (more red in males), and EDD's are tan with pretty blue stripes, thinner stripes on females. Can be shy, but do get more bold as they get used to you walking by, and if there are other more bold fish in the tank. They are eating live foods and crushed flake foods.
Emerald dwarf rasbora fry
Emerald dwarf rasbora fry in a 2.5 gallon planted tank, feeding on infusoria. I have been collecting eggs from them and the celestial pearl danios (which are very similar species, despite the names being off). I’ve grown out some of both types to adulthood so I have bigger groups, so hopefully when these grow up, they will be for sale.
Double sword endler/guppies that lost the pastel coloring
****Update: SOLD. But if you’d like a few mutt Endlers, let me know, I still have a mixed tank.***.
Anyone interested in a ton of endler mutts? I had a mishap with the double sword guppies (which are endler hybrids). A whole tank of them at my mom’s lost their pastel coloring. Seems someone in there had some different genes (that’s also the tank the couple albinos came from) and bred like crazy and took over. So they are actually more vividly colored green, orange, and black, they lost the pastel. And still have sword tails. But they’re not what I want them to look like, so need to make room for the ones I like. I also have a tank of staecks I crossed with double swords, to see how they’d look, and now have way too many of the first generation and need to thin them out. If you’re interested in either, or both, or just feeders, make me an offer. Take all or let me know how many. Even if you just want males, or females or just babies, that’s fine with me too!
Older siblings can be such jerks 😂
Older siblings can be such jerks 😂
Black Friday/Small Business Saturday Sale!
Let’s do a Black Friday sale! Will last until Monday, if you contact me today through Monday and pick up by next weekend, all guppies/Endlers are buy one get one free! So look at my pinned price list, and you get double the number of fish for the prices listed. I am not shipping, it’s too cold, so this is for local pickup, Neenah, WI, only. (Please don’t comment here asking me to message you, I can’t be the first one to message you because this is a business page and it won’t let me. You need to message me on Messenger or email me.)
Emerald dwarf rasbora male
Getting eggs from these guys, and so far have seen a single fry out swimming in the fry tank! This is a male Emerald dwarf rasbora. They are so closely related to celestial pearl danios (galaxy rasboras) that they can interbreed, and they’re just as easy to raise! I had some issues with them when I first got them. I put them in my heavily planted 20 gal with my green neons, and they just hid. So much that I think they actually starved themselves! I was even feeding the neons first on the other end of the tank to get them to swim away, and then sinking food into the plants where the rasboras were, but still never really saw more than one or two eat. Finally had to remodel the tank to get them out, and only 4 of 8 survived. I’m not sure if they were intimidated by the neons or what? Put them alone in a 5 gallon and they still would never come out, even to eat. Finally just threw them in the new tank I made, kinda giving up on them, thinking they’d just live out their life hiding, and hey decided to start coming out in the open in that tank and eating! They seemed so much more active that I put a cup in there with moss, and I’m finding eggs in it every day! So weird that a tank with barely any hiding places is what made them more bold!
Another one I’m working on….finally got about a dozen little fry out of this tank from the blue wag platys. (Question on these….I bought them labeled “green plates”, but ones that look the same to me are also labeled blue. Are green and blue actually separate colors in platys?)
