I don't have enough space to keep them all. I am especially wanting to find the right home for the discus. He may be wild-caught, and he is used to eating only frozen bloodworms and won't accept anything else from me so far. I really don't have have the space or the funds to keep him happy in this way. He is right now in a 55-gallon tank with a group of angels and Congo tetras, but I would prefer he go to a home of at least 75 gallons with an experienced discus keeper. I am also looking for good homes for the two grey and black, barred angels shown here, as well as possibly a few of the others (koi or platinum). I also have an albino bristlenose pleco and possibly a larger albino pleco (someone has tentatively already expressed interest in him) who need homes. Also two large mollies (black and orange) that I would be VERY appreciative if someone could take. Please let me know if you might be interested in providing a good home for these fish. I would gladly accept low-tech plants, certain fish (please ask about what you have to offer, but I am right now looking for kubotai rasbora), or donations in trade. Thanks. I am having trouble uploading pictures (have reduced them to 3" .jpg and still won't accept) and would welcome suggestions.

I have two young, gold algae eaters who need a home. Obtained both as juveniles a couple of months ago. They are both active, but one has grown a bit bigger than the other. They are free to a good home, or I would gladly accept low tech/easy plants, plant clippings, or some types of fish if you have anything to offer in trade. Seeking someone who is familiar with this type of fish and understands them; I did not research sufficiently before accepting them when they were offered to me. I am in Southern Maryland. Possibly willing to drive a bit to meet/get them to you, depending on how far you are and in which direction. I travel to DC and Rockville fairly often.