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Right ...is the grass greener in Denmark, or something that I'm not aware of?!? :D;)

Don't take my word for it, but that looks like an RTG to me.

Got your Tig yet Tim?

Yep :D ...too bad I don't need one now.

I don't know any around here as I just moved here in September of last year, but if you want me to look for one and pick one for you, then let me know :)

Watch the feeders though, you need to quarantine and treat them first.

I don't need a car here man, why don't you sell it if you don't really need it? Plus, it would cost more to ship that car to Montreal than to ship all my fish and tank over here, so what's the point.

I used CBW and Neons ( a couple thousand of them) to get my tigs acclimated and started. Then shrimp pieces, I used to target feed each of them, using a plant clipper. I used to feed them every 2nd or 3rd day, as much as they would take. No leftover pieces in the tank. Oh yes, they love NLS...

SW are usually harder to digest, hard shell. I remember getting half digested SW out of the Tiger rays. Try feeding smaller amounts more times a day, give him some time to work on the food.

You cannot know how exactly a puppy will develop and take it as their insurance policy, if your dog will develop to be exceptional then they can use his genes in further breeding. Not to mention that one cannot "show" a neutered dog. I had Dobermanns before; just word of advice: they are...

In ma' belly! Fatty dragon :D

For such a long travel a 20" fish would require a 4' box with as much water as a 33gal => almost as much as the shipping I paid for the Platynematichthys Notatus I brought. He survived the shipping just to smash his face into the tank :mad:

Superb :)

It would cost 400$ to ship the tank, or less if I am not mistaken. The most expensive part would be shipping those fish.

Super nice male, you should try your hand at a spawn.

Oh yeah, tank and fish are in Vancouver :)

Anyone interested? This is the tank These are the fish in it: pair of 20"+ Boulengerochromis Microlepis (Emperor Cichlid) and a colony of 22 adult Kitumbas (blue Zaires), all wild caught. It anyone gets tickled by it make an offer. Tank is 8'x3'x30" spic and span condition. Come...

Import?!?

It's possible.

Sorry to hear that.