How often and where does the killi group meet? I've been to the website a
few times, but it doesn't seem to get updated very often. I'm interested in
killifish but I'm afraid it will be like fish crack and I'll end up with 50
small aquariums! I do have two 5g aquariums empty currently though... Do
you keep them all in species only tanks or can you do a little mix?
Holly
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Sent: Saturday, January 07, 2006 11:11 AM
To: Greater Seattle Aquarium Society member chat
Subject: Re: [GSAS-Member] Killifish for sale, or free (read on)
Well, they could live in the one gallon for a bit. Eventually you would
probably want to put them into something a little bigger. I keep a number
of juveniles in a 2.5 gallon tank, or a trio of adults. Lots depend on
water quality. If you are good about keeping the water quality up, then
they could be in the 1 gallon tank through adult-hood.
I could always give you some smaller fish too, so that it would give you a
bit more time to think about changing to a larger tank if you wish.
Let me know what you think. If you still would like a pair or two, I can
bag them up and bring them to the meeting on Tuesday.
Mark
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Linda Knapp wrote:
Are you still looking for homes for your killifish? I have wanted to
try them for awhile. The problem right now is I only have a 1 gallon
cycled tank. ( It was my daughters and I moved it's occupants out to
my planted aquarium but have been keeping it up thinking I might put a
betta or something in it) They would have cramped quarters until I
could set up another one. How much space do killis like?
Linda
On Thursday 05 January 2006 12:10, Mark Pearlscott wrote:
Hello All,
I first must apologize that I haven't been able to meet with you all
as of late... I've been rewiring and remodeling my house (which is a
big chore indeed). Hopefully I'll make a meeting real soon.
Well, as happens now and again, I have some killifish for sale. I
have four pairs of Nothobranchius guentheri available. See the Google
link below to check out pictures.
http://images.google.com/images?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-
US%3A official_s&q=Nothobranchius+guentheri&hl=en&btnG=Search+Images
They are an annual killifish, and are a great beginner fish too.
Each pair is $5, or FREE if you join the local killie club (dues are
$12/year). The local killie club (Puget Sound Killifish Assoc.) is a
great resource for knowledge, killifish/eggs, live foods, and of
course to visit with nice people.
If anyone is interested, please drop me an email.
Cheers,
Mark
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Mark Pearlscott, LMP
Treatment Massage, The Injury & Pain Relief Clinic 4500 9th Avenue NE,
Suite 300-34, Seattle, WA 98105 http://www.TreatmentMassage.com
(206) 234-9929
"Assisting You to Wellness."
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