Re: Any volunteers?

[AuntieFran@comcast.net]

Yep, we're "up north" :)  Actually, Susan, I'm not really sure I want *more* 
fish right now.  (On the other hand, I'm not sure I *don't* want more fish 
right now.  We're going to be moving within the next three or four months and 
there are already 5 10Gs, 12.5G, a 15T and the 29T that already have to be 
packed up and shuffled about.  I want to set up a minimum 55G at the new house 
and that will no doubt be a cichlid tank!
The game plan was to repair the old 29T and move your four yellow labs (from 
the GSAS auction) and the Synodontis Cat that shares one of the 10Gs into the 
old 29T. I don't know how many more fish the 29T would accommodate (if any).  
Compatability is an issue, too.I'm 100% new to cichlids!
All that having been said, do you still want to consider re-sealing the old 
29T?  We could bring it in to you if that would help.  As an aside, don't you 
love The Fish Store?  I just wish I could get in there more often!



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> Hummm. You're up in Marysville? I could do it with clear. 
> I'm having to condense fish since my daffidill brichardi's started to breed. 
> I 
> have more yellow labs available, all 1", with great color. I was going to 
> trade 
> them in at the pet store today. Also I have two Neolamprologus lelupi that 
> could 
> go, and three Tropheus. One is Ikola, black with a yellow band around the 
> middle, quite large, probably a male. I paid $30 for him at The Fish Gallery 
> in 
> Renton. The other two Tropheus are from Bob, and they're a lively group 
> together. The N. lelupi are very calm. One is very big, and probably a 
> female. 
> The other one might not be a lelupi, but they both look good together. I got 
> the 
> large N. lelupi for $10 at the Fish Store in Seattle. It was my first 
> Tanganikyan. So, if you are looking to set up another tank, I have the fish, 
> and 
> the Seachem supplies. I can give you some. I have plenty of buffer. 
> Susan 
> 
> 
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> 
> > I have an Eclipse 29T that sprung a leak last week. That problem was solved 
> > by 
> > purchasing a new 29T tank :( Is there anyone here at GSAS who (for a fee, 
> > of 
> > course) would be willing to re-seal this tank for me? Even when whole, I'm 
> > not 
> > up to hoisting that thing around to do the job. 
> > 
> > 
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> > growing up is optional. 
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