hi just to let people now in the next 2 week wil be selling l144 longfin ,and ancis super red which i having inported from a friend,they wil be about 3-4 cm,wil be selling in groups of 5 as most know very hard to get the super red and quite exspensive,cant give price yet when i know wil post and they wil be pickup only

great mr benga great for you to post , keep posted on the prices and quantities you have any ideas ??

UNSURE OF PRICE YET CAUS THE PRICE OF THE SUPER REDS KEEPS GOING UP VERY FEW DAYS WHICH ARE VERY HARD TO GET,BUT YOU SHOULD MAKE A FEW QUID ON THOSE OF YOURS,KEV.

i am unsure what to sell my young at when they are ready but suppose will go on what ever the rate going is lol how many are u getting of each mate

will be intresting to see the pricess ov the super reds you have for sale. as these are going on sale all over the place at the moment at different pricess.

i am after 50 of each.

what prices have u seen them at deano ? like at the moment.

i see that chilton were advertising them thats the only place i seen

ive moved your post to the uk trade room as you are addvertising these for sale.

is that for 3 to 4 cm . cause i think thats rather pricey to be honest . am sure you could get adults for that price

if you look around theirs alot now selling these mate.
you only need to look on here as to how many people can now sell you these yeah chilton made a killing asswell at that price.

lol i not after any just interested reli i will have to have a look deano cheers

i got 2 off chilton and they died withing 3 weeks so i would agree if thats what u were hinting lol

mine are not coming from petra.

Most imports from the Czech Republic really come from the same sources. Mislead on the sizes and often send incorrect fish altogether. For example we placed an order with a friend for longfin reds, and calico's were sent!!! Quite a difference. And when they do send them, they obviously have different ideas of what 4-5cm really is

Unfortunately, as long as they get away with it they will.

In all honesty, where possible, home bred fish are the best because they are more acclimatised to our waters etc.

And as for "wild caught" in Peru etc, well, if you call bred in nets (like salmon) in a river makes them wild, then I think they should advise that is how it is. Or the other trick is to breed in tanks, and grow on in nets in the river. Either way they're not wild caught in my books.

I also know that "some" LFS's sell wild when they know for a fact they ain't coz they've bought them from a local breeder that keeps quiet