How much for the angelfish?

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I'd actually prefer a less quick and more detailed talk. I imagine a lot of people that are newer in the hobby (me) would be very interested in understanding how people with large setups filter, feed, etc.. Maybe a virtual fishroom tour every other month.

I could take 1-2 of them I think. i have a 180 with some silver dollars, a pearseia, a vieja, and a sengal bicher (8"). I'd love to take all of them but can't fit it without a new tank.

Hey, fellow UMD fish researcher. I'd take a group.

Hey, fellow UMD fish researcher. I'd take a group.

Hey, fellow UMD fish researcher. I'd take a group.

Sorry, no.

Three would be good.

Interested in some anubias!

Where are you located?

I'm interested but nothing to trade

To be clear, I'm not asking the club what they want to but. Rather, I'm asking for suggestions on what I should attempt.

Got it - thanks. I'm not looking to cull a bunch and I don't have anything really to feed them to right now so that probably won't work. Like i said, not trying to make money - just want to try something new in the hobby.

I assume the difficulty with rainbow is them being common? Kribs is an idea and they are pretty fish. I'm not married to cichlids and I was actually thinking bushy nosed plecos or another catfish could be fun and easy to get rid of. And easy is relative, I'm willing to put time/effort in.

Fiishes for asking. Unfortunately my tank wasnt ready at the tailgate. I have no particular species preference - something colorful would be nice but the spotted ones are nice too.

Any suggestions for fish to get into breeding some for fun? Never bred fish but am interested. Ideally something that I could get rid of fairly easily bit not neccessary looking to turn a profit.

What did you end up doing with the mother father pair?

This is great. Do you keep your breeding colony in a tank by themselves? If so, did you do that for the whole time you've had them or did you move them when ready to breed?

How many and for how much? Feel free to email: colbertbr@gmail.com