Free Phoenix to a good home
I have a Prochilodus Insignis of about 6 inches which I need gone basically ASAP. Recently she's been beating up my larger phoenix and I just noticed that one side of my larger phoenix has many missing scales.
Don't get me wrong, she's not an aggressive fish, but I do not recommend putting her in with any other phoenix. I've never seen her beat up any other fish than Pookie, the other phoenix, so I'm quite sure you won't have any difficulty with your beautiful aro's or fragile tigers.
Anyway, this little baby will help complete any tank lacking a beautiful phoenix which already has twelve full stripes and a thirteenth growing in, between the middle and next lower black stripe.
Anyway, I'm posting here first; but if I don't hear anything today I'll be posting on BCA as well.
Pax vobiscum,
Sygoomei
PS. Upon closer inspection it appears as if there's a small possibility of an infection on Pookie. I've looked closely at everyone; ESPECIALLY the tiger, because he's so fragile, and I don't see anything that looks amiss with them. As such, I'd use a precaution with putting her in a quarantine tank first--just to be sure. But the signs point towards her hitting Pookie near her caudal, the easiest place to score a good hit on any fish.
I have a Prochilodus Insignis of about 6 inches which I need gone basically ASAP. Recently she's been beating up my larger phoenix and I just noticed that one side of my larger phoenix has many missing scales.
Don't get me wrong, she's not an aggressive fish, but I do not recommend putting her in with any other phoenix. I've never seen her beat up any other fish than Pookie, the other phoenix, so I'm quite sure you won't have any difficulty with your beautiful aro's or fragile tigers.
Anyway, this little baby will help complete any tank lacking a beautiful phoenix which already has twelve full stripes and a thirteenth growing in, between the middle and next lower black stripe.
Anyway, I'm posting here first; but if I don't hear anything today I'll be posting on BCA as well.
Pax vobiscum,
Sygoomei
PS. Upon closer inspection it appears as if there's a small possibility of an infection on Pookie. I've looked closely at everyone; ESPECIALLY the tiger, because he's so fragile, and I don't see anything that looks amiss with them. As such, I'd use a precaution with putting her in a quarantine tank first--just to be sure. But the signs point towards her hitting Pookie near her caudal, the easiest place to score a good hit on any fish.
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