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As much as it pains me to do so, I have to sell all my fish so that I can devote all of my time to a big moment in my professional career. I have taken great care and babied these fish since they were 1-2", and it is very hard to find these fish in Houston. So, yes, I hate this, but what can you do. I refuse to neglect them. I have tried to take quality pictures over the last 30 minutes to demonstrate how great these fish are. I know there aren't a ton of Monster Fish Keepers on here, but I figured I would try. You must be able to house these fish, meaning anything below 210 gallon+ need not apply. :)
13-14" Temensis Peacock Bass - $150 OBO
8-10" Wild Monoculus Peacock Bass - $125 OBO
12-13" Male Monoculus Peacock Bass - $100 OBO
11" Polypterus Endlicheri - $100 OBO
18" Niger Catfish - $150 OBO
All fish have been kept in a 210 gallon fish tank for last 7 plus months with premium filtration (Fluval FX5 and two Eheim 2217's) with religious water changes. All fish eat market shrimp; the large mono bass and the catfish eat pellets. The large mono bass has also proven to be a breeder, breeding very early at just 8"...seriously.
Should you be interested in purchasing these fish, feel free to pm me. I will reply to all pm's within 24 hours, but usually only have time to get online once a day, so please be patient. If you have any questions, ask away. No shipping; pricing based on what I paid, Houston area, and a love for the fish.
13-14" Temensis Peacock Bass - $150 OBO
Eats market shrimp like they are going extinct. Raised from 1". King of the tank, but friendly towards others. Gill looks weird in pic because he was chomping down some shrimp...of course. No problems at all, very healthy.
8-10" Wild Monoculus Peacock Bass - $125 OBO
Eats market shrimp. Raised from 2". Insane red coloring around gills, and awesome spangling across body. Confirmed wild from purchaser. Black bars much darker in person, weird pattern at picture time.
12-13" Male Monoculus Peacock Bass - $100 OBO
Eats market shrimp, pellets. Raised from 1-2". Active breeder.
11" Polypterus Endlicheri - $75 OBO
Eats market shrimp. Raised from 9". Extremely active for polypterus. Swims all day long; very healthy.
18" Oxydoras Niger Catfish - $150 OBO
Eats market shrimp and pellets. Raised from 2". Prefers a hiding place, but is very active when feeding and as you can see will come out for you. Very healthy.
13-14" Temensis Peacock Bass - $150 OBO
8-10" Wild Monoculus Peacock Bass - $125 OBO
12-13" Male Monoculus Peacock Bass - $100 OBO
11" Polypterus Endlicheri - $100 OBO
18" Niger Catfish - $150 OBO
All fish have been kept in a 210 gallon fish tank for last 7 plus months with premium filtration (Fluval FX5 and two Eheim 2217's) with religious water changes. All fish eat market shrimp; the large mono bass and the catfish eat pellets. The large mono bass has also proven to be a breeder, breeding very early at just 8"...seriously.
Should you be interested in purchasing these fish, feel free to pm me. I will reply to all pm's within 24 hours, but usually only have time to get online once a day, so please be patient. If you have any questions, ask away. No shipping; pricing based on what I paid, Houston area, and a love for the fish.
13-14" Temensis Peacock Bass - $150 OBO
Eats market shrimp like they are going extinct. Raised from 1". King of the tank, but friendly towards others. Gill looks weird in pic because he was chomping down some shrimp...of course. No problems at all, very healthy.
8-10" Wild Monoculus Peacock Bass - $125 OBO
Eats market shrimp. Raised from 2". Insane red coloring around gills, and awesome spangling across body. Confirmed wild from purchaser. Black bars much darker in person, weird pattern at picture time.
12-13" Male Monoculus Peacock Bass - $100 OBO
Eats market shrimp, pellets. Raised from 1-2". Active breeder.
11" Polypterus Endlicheri - $75 OBO
Eats market shrimp. Raised from 9". Extremely active for polypterus. Swims all day long; very healthy.
18" Oxydoras Niger Catfish - $150 OBO
Eats market shrimp and pellets. Raised from 2". Prefers a hiding place, but is very active when feeding and as you can see will come out for you. Very healthy.
they are indeed beautiful fish; have you tried monsterfishkeepers.com?
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