Rehoming 3 clown loaches in central North Carolina
Posted: Mon May 28, 2007 3:01 pm
Hello all. I've lurked on this forum off and on for around a year, and I'm very impressed by your dedication to your fish.
I am writing to see if I can find a suitable, hopefully permanent home for 3 clown loaches. The biggest is around 5 inches, a second is about 4 inches and the third is about 3 inches. They are very healthy and are currently in a 6 ft long, 100 gallon heavily planted tank. I am only looking to place them with someone who has suitable clown loach home, preferably with other clowns. I don't want to take them to a fish store because, well, I'm sure you understand.
I came to have these fish through a family member who was taking down a 55 gallon tank. I've had them for about a year. I'm not looking to unload them asap or anything; rather, I want to find them a good place to go. Originally I had some nice shrimp in this tank, and as you can imagine, they became tasty clown snacks.
I'd like to get back to shrimp eventually. The tank also doesn't have a lot of current, so even though it's big enough for them for now, ideally, the clowns would have a somewhat different setup.
Please let me know if you are interested. I'm near Chapel Hill, NC, and will travel to find the right home for these guys.
Best wishes,
-Pam.
I am writing to see if I can find a suitable, hopefully permanent home for 3 clown loaches. The biggest is around 5 inches, a second is about 4 inches and the third is about 3 inches. They are very healthy and are currently in a 6 ft long, 100 gallon heavily planted tank. I am only looking to place them with someone who has suitable clown loach home, preferably with other clowns. I don't want to take them to a fish store because, well, I'm sure you understand.
I came to have these fish through a family member who was taking down a 55 gallon tank. I've had them for about a year. I'm not looking to unload them asap or anything; rather, I want to find them a good place to go. Originally I had some nice shrimp in this tank, and as you can imagine, they became tasty clown snacks.
I'd like to get back to shrimp eventually. The tank also doesn't have a lot of current, so even though it's big enough for them for now, ideally, the clowns would have a somewhat different setup.Please let me know if you are interested. I'm near Chapel Hill, NC, and will travel to find the right home for these guys.
Best wishes,
-Pam.
