Please let me know if you are interested in any of following items for April tailgate: 1. Pink(ish) Bristlenose Ancistrus fry (L-144). This is the latest generation from my colony. They don't have the red albino eyes. Size is 1” – 2.” Maybe some larger. Also, a couple may have a dark spot or splotch. $4 each, 3/$10. There are also multiple breeding pairs. I can try to catch at least 1pair if there is interest for $20. 2. Subwassertang (full snack bag). $4 3. Java fern, regular and narrow leaf. $10 bag of 3 small/medium. Can mix and match 4. Rotalla cuttings. Most with some roots. Small tall fishbag for $4. 5. Hornwort Cuttings. Most with some roots. $4 per bag. 6. Assassin snails (various sizes). Not sure of number or size because they are in substrate. $3 each. 7. Large Amazon Sword Plant, approximately 12” and 25 leaves. Some leaves have Gammarus bites. $20. 8. Malaysian Trumpet Snails. Food for Assassin snails, puffer, loaches, etc. (20 for $2). 9. [probably] Giant Duckweed (Spirodela polyrhiza) {green on top and red on bottom]. Handpicked to be over 98% duckweed free). Snack bag portion $3. Bruce / novafish

Has anyone tried Aqueon Shrimp Tank Plus water conditioner or Aqueon Shrimp Essentials trace minerals? If "yes," please comment on your experience. Are they useful? Do you use them for water changes instead of brands commonly used for fish, such as Prime? Does any special care need to be taken when using? Etc, etc,. The Aqueon Rep gave me a bottle of each at the last CatCon.

I just saw one of my orange neo shrimp swim up from the floor of the aquarium and across the top with a large gammarus. Who is eating whom?

I have the following excess items: Pink(ish) Bristlenose Ancistrus fry. If there is interest, I can try to catch a few. This is the latest generation from my colony. They don't have the red albino eyes. Also, some may have a dark spot or splotch. Most are probably an inch long. Hard to see among the plants. There might be some larger juveniles. PM me if interested. 2. Some measuring cup sizes of subwassertang. 3. Java fern, regular and possibly some narrow leaf. 4. Possibly some anubias and some rotalla cuttings. 5. Assassin snails. Not sure how many or size because they are usually in the sand substrate, I can dig some out. I can try to take pictures if necessary. These surplus items are in heavily planted tanks and I don't want to start digging around unless there is interest. It is hard to catch the fish without substantially disrupting the aquariums. Due to covid, I will not be selling on the spot but only prepaid orders. Bruce