are these fine to lay a tank directly on without anything in-between?

Sounds good!. I can bring 10 of each to the meeting but the flagfish might be variable size.

I have quite a few florida flag fish and some spare blue pandas and cumana endlers but probably won't be able to deliver them until next PVAS meeting as I live farm from Alexandria.

Didn't see this, you have a 36"x12" tank?

I would be interested in 6 to pick up next meeting assuming you have that many.

Will the L129 do well in tap water at least temporaraly? If so I'm interested.

They don't look as grey as my Xenotoca Lyonsi

Xenotoca species of some sort

any tanks with base dimensions of around 3ft by 1ft? there's not realyl a standard tank size that fits but I have a stand of that size. I think "30 gallon rectangular" fits

I think Capital Exotics in DC has the best selection.

what are the dimensions of the 37 gallon?

Looks like private messages do not seem to be working right now

Are you in Fairfax county? If so, which part?

interested in the smaller stand

Is there anything besides the black diamond blasting sand that works?

They always seem to be out of sand or only carry the sugar sized Aquaquartz brand. What time of year do you find the coarser brands?

Safe-T-Sorb also works

This has always been a problem for me. I currently have some black diamond blasting sand medium coarseness from tractor supply. All the pool filter sand I have purchased has been sugar sized or out of stock.

If it is not too late, 1 bag of daphnia.

I use water with dechlorinator just fine. Maybe the dechlorinator even has the advantage of also dealing with heavy metals which I don't think carbon filters are 100% reliable at. Though the carbon filter has the advantage of less sodium and not having to worry about excess dechlorinator crashing oxygen levels.