[GSAS-Member] Come take some of my stuff!

[Laurel Larsen <laurelthequeen@gmail.com>]

I FINALLY replanted the vallisneria that my fish tore up well over a  
month ago in my main tank.  It seemed to be very happy (and prolific)  
floating around on the top, and after replanting about 20 plantlets, I  
have SO many more that I don't know what to do with.  I put the  
leftovers in a large ziploc and counted over 30 separate plantlets.   
They're all pretty small, no more than an inch or so long so far, but  
they grow very quickly when put farther from a light source than  
they'd like (such as at the bottom of a 75 gallon tank).

I have 5 very healthy java ferns that need new homes.  They were  
covered with brown algae when I took them out of my 29 gallon tank  
with fairly high lighting, regardless of how much excel I dosed.   
After about a month in my 10 gallon without an overhead light except  
for my kitchen, they are happy,  healthy and show no long term damage  
from the algae.  They range in size from about 8" tall to 2-3" tall.

I have 2 julidochromis transcriptus that still need a new home.  They  
don't get along very well in a 10 gallon tank, and they weren't happy  
in my cube together either, but I suspect in a tank with a larger  
footprint they'd be peachy keen together.  These guys require hard  
water with high pH, and wouldn't get along with the more common Malawi  
cichlids, but tend to do well in most Tanganyika setups.  They're rock  
dwellers with small mouths, so have trouble eating all but the  
smallest fry.

I have a 5 gallon bucket that's 1/3 full of black 3m colorquartz sand  
in S-grade(sand sized particles).  It nicely filled a 18x18" footprint  
tank, but wasn't overly deep.


Come get any or all of these free from me.  The sooner the better!   
I'm in Mountlake Terrace.  :)
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