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  • DerekFF
    Registered Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 1417
    • Stockton, CA

    Breeding pairs of bnps

    I am switching to reef and i need to clear our all remaining freshwater stuff. I have 2 pairs of plecos for sale.
    One is a pair of ABNP's (PENDING)and the other is a ABNP and brown ancistrus pair. $45 per pair plus shipping($11)
    Ill try and get pics of the brown female but here is what both ABNP males look like. All my albinos are little 3" or so. Nice really small line of plecos. My ABNP/bnp pair is siting on a clutch of around 100 eggs as I write this.


    I also have some pure wild blood fire red top yellow sword endlers. These are discus food so they are for separate tanks. $5 per pair plus shipping ($6), ill always throw in a few extra females or babies.




    Also have a ton of assassin snails.
    $1 each plus shipping. Free shipping on 15 or more

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    Last edited by DerekFF; 05-03-2013, 11:51 PM.
  • DerekFF
    Registered Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 1417
    • Stockton, CA

    #2
    Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

    Also have a piece of spawning slate from angelfish USA. Free upon request with either purchase. (Only have 1 so first buyer who wants it gets it)


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    • Skip
      Registered Member
      • Jul 2010
      • 11837
      • Austin, America

      #3
      Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

      i dig endlers!!!

      what about your shrimp?
      Jester - S0S Crew Texas

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      • DerekFF
        Registered Member
        • Feb 2010
        • 1417
        • Stockton, CA

        #4
        Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

        Albino bnp pair pending. No more shrimp skip. Streak of bad luck, and lack of time for care led to their demise. Still have a few cherries left but some kid is supposed to come get them this week. I have some black bar endlers also. And a ton of assassin snails


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        • tmfish
          Registered Member
          • Dec 2011
          • 32
          • Pocono's Pennsylvania

          #5
          Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

          I would be interested in the assassin snails. How much for 2 dozen shipped to 18302

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          • Tazalanche
            Registered Member
            • Nov 2012
            • 1244
            • Lafayette, TN, USA
            • David

            #6
            Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

            How many pairs of endlers do you have?

            Merry & I are very interested in getting wild stock.
            Last edited by Tazalanche; 05-04-2013, 09:43 AM.
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            • DerekFF
              Registered Member
              • Feb 2010
              • 1417
              • Stockton, CA

              #7
              Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

              Replied to both of you


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              • sleepy25
                Registered Member
                • Dec 2010
                • 47
                • montclair 91763

                #8
                Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                Call me pm send thanks

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                • rostick555
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                  • Apr 2011
                  • 283
                  • Meridian, ID

                  #9
                  Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                  PM sent yesterday thanks

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                  • DerekFF
                    Registered Member
                    • Feb 2010
                    • 1417
                    • Stockton, CA

                    #10
                    Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                    Only albino/brown pair are left.
                    Here a pic of the brown female. She produces biiiig clutches.


                    I will also have 2 pieces of driftwood with big Anubias plants on them for sale soon. I just need to clear out livestock first. Picture with hand for size reference.


                    I'm sold out of assassins and endlers now.


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                    Last edited by DerekFF; 05-07-2013, 01:23 PM.

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                    • Tazalanche
                      Registered Member
                      • Nov 2012
                      • 1244
                      • Lafayette, TN, USA
                      • David

                      #11
                      Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                      Anyone have photos of their new acquisitions in their new homes?
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                      • Tazalanche
                        Registered Member
                        • Nov 2012
                        • 1244
                        • Lafayette, TN, USA
                        • David

                        #12
                        Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                        I wanted to take a moment to let everyone know about the "adventure" Derek has been on with us for the past week. We paid for the endlers & made arrangements for them to be shipped out the following week via priority mail to ensure that they were not "in transit" over a weekend. Derek shipped them out on the 14th & was told they'd arrive on the 16th. Even the online tracking said the estimated delivery date was the 16th. Long story short, they lost the package. Derek is worried. We're worried. Everyone is expecting a box of dead fish to arrive, IF a box arrives. The weekend goes by & we start discussing options to "make things right". I mention waiting for a full week & IF the box arrives we'll do a body count. I gave up hope on the 21st, but continued to check the tracking online.

                        I checked again yesterday & it had its first update since being accepted by the post office, out for delivery! Merry rushed home and opened the box... of LIVE fish! Merry said everyone was alive, except for an extra endler tail in the fire reds bag. I had the correct count of males (plus extra females/juvies) that I expected, so that tail was the only clue that anything was out of the ordinary.

                        I still cannot believe they survived 8 days in transit. We're shocked and thrilled that they made it. That says so much about how resilient endlers can be and how well Derek packaged them.

                        The delays by the post office were stressful for everyone involved, but the final results were worth it.

                        Thank you, thank you, thank you!
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                        • 8ftbed
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                          • Apr 2013
                          • 233
                          • Illinois

                          #13
                          Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                          That is an amazing story on so many levels with a fairy tale ending. Thanks for sharing and congrats.

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                          • DiscusLoverJeff
                            Homesteader
                            • Jun 2010
                            • 3913
                            • Lake Villa, IL 60046

                            #14
                            Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                            Just to add to a story like yours David, I had 36 Cardinals lost in the mail, in the summertime last year for 10 days. On day 11, they arrived and I only lost 13 of the 36. Some of these little guys have amazing willpower to live.

                            Glad it all worked out for sure!
                            DiscusLoverJeff

                            Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated.
                            Confucius

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                            • CrazyAngels
                              Registered Member
                              • Jun 2010
                              • 1402
                              • Santa Maria, Ca

                              #15
                              Re: Breeding pairs of bnps

                              David, so glad to hear all is well. Endlers are awesome little guys for sure and yes Derek does a great job packing. My shipment of snails from him was the best not one drop of water lost and everyone in great shape. Tanks have never been cleaner.
                              Jorge Q

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