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		Final:	$17.50 (reserve price met)		First Bid	$17.50
		Time left	00:00		# of Bids	1 (bid history)
		Started	Jun 29 2016 - 01:05:01 PM		Location	Fontana CA 92335 United States
		Ended	Jul 6 2016 - 01:05:01 PM Auction Closed
		Seller	Driftwood1 (210/232)
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		High Bidder	Gregturch (92/94)
		Payment	See Item Description,
		Shipping	Will Ship to United States Only See Item Description

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5 Threadfin Rainbows

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Stock Photo

These are probably some of the coolest active little fish you can find. Live ideally in schools in heavily planted aquaria. A perfect community fish especially for smaller aquariums What you get is 5 of the great little guys to watch dance around the tank. Avg size approx 1.5"

They will be shipped in a Kordon Breather bag inside of a styro lined box with a heat pack if needed.

$12 Shipping is for PRIORITY MAIL Overnight is available for a additional $20

Shipping is done Monday, Tuesdays, and sometimes Wednesdays

DOA Policy

100% LIVE ARRIVAL GUARANTEE

Priority Mail... Doa will be replaced or credit given. Replacement shipping split 50/50 by buyer and seller.

Overnight Mail... Doa will be refunded

I pack my packages very well so buy with confidence!

DOA REQUIREMENTS...

1. Picture of unopened bag within 2 hours of delivery. (NO exceptions must be unopened bag)

2. If your temp is under 30 or over 90 Priority has no live arrival guarantee, only with overnight shipping for higher or lower temp areas.

(I pack very well but extreme temps are tough to protect against with USPS I HIGHLY recommend OVERNIGHT for these areas

How to acclimate your fish & shrimp.

Do not float your breather bag! Breather bags are designed to release CO2 and absorb O2 putting them in the water greatly reduces this ability.

Drip Acclimation

So you've went out and bought some fish and the store told you to acclimate the fish by floating the ba g in the tank for 15 minutes and then release them into your aquarium. Right? Wrong! The only thing floating the bag accomplishes is that it brings the water in the bag closer to the temperature of the water in your tank. We need to be concerned about more than just temperature. The aquarium water chemistry is just as important as the temperature when it comes to acclimating fish. The drip acclimation method is recommended for many fish and invertebrates because they can be more sensitive to pH, specific gravity and other water chemistry changes. How long you do the drip method depends on what your acclimating to your fish tank. If your doing this method for most freshwater species you should be ok doing it for an hour or so before introducing the fish to your tank. Acclimating new fish to your aquarium is a critical step and should not be taken lightly. Getting into the habit of using proper acclimation methods is a good way to ens ure your long-term success in this wonderful hobby!

Also please check my other auctions for more beautiful Shrimp, Fish, & Manzanita! Please any questions don't hesitate to ask.

FOR EVEN MORE CLICK THE BANNER BELOW!

I'm also interested in trades for most types of shrimp.

I also carry Seiryu Stone that I sell by the pound :)

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Bid History:

Bidders		Bid Time		Bid		Comments
Gregturch (92/94)		Jul 2 2016 - 12:37:55 PM		$17.50		BUY IT NOW

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