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jcono
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2 wonderful clown loaches for adoption-

Post by jcono » Tue May 08, 2007 3:19 pm

Hello-
Back when I was more ignorant, I took the advice of a LFS and bought 2 clown loaches for my 20 gal long tank. Of course they are getting too big, and though I love them "Big Larry" and "Lenny" should go to a caring home. They have always been healthy and have always had as clean tank with plenty of hiding places. One is about 5 in. and the other about 3 in.

I live in central NJ and would be willing to travel a short distance to meet someone. That is if time allows.
thanks for looking,
Sorry I do have a pic but am having trouble posting it.

Jano

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Post by shari2 » Tue May 08, 2007 3:44 pm

jcono,
send me a pm, please. I'm in nj.
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Re: 2 wonderful clown loaches for adoption-

Post by mikev » Tue May 08, 2007 3:53 pm

jcono wrote:Hello-
Back when I was more ignorant, I took the advice of a LFS and bought 2 clown loaches for my 20 gal long tank. Of course they are getting too big, and though I love them "Big Larry" and "Lenny" should go to a caring home. They have always been healthy and have always had as clean tank with plenty of hiding places. One is about 5 in. and the other about 3 in.

I live in central NJ and would be willing to travel a short distance to meet someone. That is if time allows.
thanks for looking,
Sorry I do have a pic but am having trouble posting it.

Jano
Hi Jano,

Unless Shari wants them or you decide to keep them (it is very hard to part with loaches), I may be interested (and my clowns certainly are). I'm in NY, and your clowns are about the right size to join my pack (mine are 3"-4", living in a 125g). Drop me a pm if this is an option you want to consider.

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Post by shari2 » Fri May 11, 2007 9:40 pm

Thank you Jan and Michelle. 8)

I will take good care of your guys.

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Post by Martin Thoene » Fri May 11, 2007 9:53 pm

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Adopting loaches is very good for the "feel good" factor. I have two adopted Clowns and a Botia dario.

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Post by katt » Sat May 12, 2007 9:29 am

So true martin.

Most of mine Cl`s are the one`s that have lived alone for year`s.

Can`t help myself and buy them.

But for the last 4, that where the smallèst I`ve ever seen. Wanted to buy the hole lot, but know I can`t house them ALL.... :(

Glad to see your CL`s will have a good home with shari2.

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Post by loachmom » Sat May 12, 2007 2:34 pm

I think it's wonderful that Jan and Michele went the extra mile to find a great home for their fish. I like happy endings.

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Post by Graeme Robson » Sat May 12, 2007 2:34 pm

Great result Shari!! 8)
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Post by jcono » Mon May 14, 2007 3:17 pm

You are very welcome, Shari. We are so glad they have the home they deserve- more room with lots o' Loach pals!

Please let us know how they acclimate. i

thanks,
Jan and Michelle

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