Hey everyone,

Due to an upcoming move, I’ll be taking a break from the hobby and need to re-home a large group of my L483 “Coral Prince" Plecos. These are a very striking Panaqolus species, similar to the more commonly known L397s — but they’re far less frequently seen in the hobby. These guys LOVE driftwood, definitely make sure to have a healthy amount for them to chew on.

Pricing (offered cheap to find homes quickly):

• 2–3 inch juveniles → $20 each

• 3–4 inch subadults → $30 each

• 4+ inch adults (breeding size) → $40 each

Have available blue,green and Orange neocaradina shrimp. $2 each. Caridina red snowflake galaxy fishbone $4 each, crystal red shrimp prl $4 each,red fancy tigers $4 each and extreme blue bolts $4 each. Scuds 20 for $30. Can bring to next club meeting

I need approximately 3-5 air pump for the upcoming project, can pick them up at dmv or at next monthly meeting

It's October 30 and we have the first low pressure system in the Mid-Atlantic in MONTHS. Barometric pressure will be below 1000 millibars this afternoon. If you have adult Corydoradinae groups you've been trying to get going, try a large water change with cool water (take the tank down 5-10 degrees F). If you can get your hands on RO or distilled water, all the better. Do the water change any time between now and Halloween evening. Refresh your microworm cultures to get ready for fry... If you get fry they'll be big enough to sell by the spring auction. Let's go!

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Name: John Satterlee

Scientific Name of Fish Oryzias woworae

Hobby Name of Fish:  Daisy’s blue ricefish

Method of Reproduction:  Egg depositor

Number and Gender Distribution of Parents :  mixture of 5 adults

Name: John Satterlee

Scientific Name of Fish Aplocheilis lineatus

Hobby Name of Fish:  Golden wonder killiifish

Method of Reproduction:  Egg depositor

Number and Gender Distribution of Parents :  2 male, 3 females

Name: John Satterlee

Scientific Name of Fish* Epiplaty dageti monroviae group 8

Hobby Name of Fish:  Red chinned panchax. killiifish

Method of Reproduction:  Egg depositor

Number and Gender Distribution of Parents :  1 male, 3 females

The first of two Amano berried females finally released her eggs yesterday. I have now moved all the larvae to a marine tank with phytoplankton and tons of air flow to keep the water moving. Sorry, the video is a little washed out due to the phytoplankton, and it needs a light to attract the larvae to an area to capture a short clip. They are currently white to clear little specks, making it difficult for the camera to focus. The little specks to the left are all larvae.