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4 Lepomis megalotis, Longear Sunfish, Red Nape
Item #1411924211

Current Auction Time: Sun May 12 22:37:28 2024


Final: $32.00 (reserve price met) First Bid $10.00
Time left 00:00 # of Bids 1 (bid history)
Started Sep 21 2014 - 12:10:11 PM Location Delaware OH 43015 United States
Ended Sep 28 2014 - 12:10:11 PM
Auction Closed
Seller Jonahsaquarium (10/11) 10-50JustMe
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High Bidder Phyder (81/81) 51-100

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Description

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4 Lepomis megalotis megalotis, Central Longear Sunfish, Kansas Red Nape Strain, 1 to 2 inches from JonahsAquarium.com

We can attempt to meet your preferences in terms of the sex of the fish, but young sunfish can be tricky to sex reliably.

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When we ship your order, you can add fish from our list to take advantage of the shipping cost. Check out what else we have: Jonahs Aquarium Fish List

Big, beautiful, bright sunfish! The Red Nape variety of the Longear Sunfish is one of the most sought after strains. "Red Nape" refers to a red line that runs down the top of the head between the dorsal fin and the snout. A breeding male Longear Sunfish, of any strain, rivals the brightest of freshwater or marine fishes. It must be seen to be believed!

The Lepomis sunfishes are similar to the Central American cichlids in terms of their body type, size and ecological niche. Breeding males will built nest pits in the substrate mostly by sweeping manuveurs of the tail. Often these are arranged in colonies with many males nesting side by side. Females enter to spawn and then leave immediately. Females and males are promiscuous and will spawn with multiple mates in mulitple nests multiple times. The Longear Sunfish is very hardy and adaptable to extreme cold and high heat. Excellent for the aquarium or pond. Great in a planted tank. Will not destroy plants as many of the Cichlids will do. A very impressive display animal for your show tank.

Feed just about any high protein food. Crickets and other insects are especially relished. Easily trained to flakes or pellets.

Check our Compatibility Guide for tankmate options: Compatibility and Feeding of North American Native Fishes in Aquaria

Shipping will be added to the winning bid for this item. We ship via UPS and Priority mail depending on the shipping address. Express shipping is available. Shipping cost will include packing supplies. All orders are shipped in insulated shipping boxes. Packing and shipping charge will vary depending on your address. If you would like a quote, please send your address and the item description to: jonah@jonahsaquarium.com We do not skimp on shipping. We ship for live delivery and health of the fishes. You will get excellent fishes in excellent condition. If you have specific shipping preferences, please let us know. We guarantee live delivery. Your shipment will include instructions in case of any fish losses.

We have been shipping live fishes since 1999. We have extensive knowledge of the natural history of North American Fishes.
Please let us know if you have any questions: jonah@jonahsaquarium.com

This species is available in any quantity you desire. Discounted pricing on quantity orders. Visit our web site: JonahsAquarium.com

When we ship your order, you can add fish from our list to take advantage of the shipping cost. Check out what else we have: Jonahs Aquarium Fish List

We accept PayPal and other payment methods if needed. Email us for details: jonah@jonahsaquarium.com

Thanks!



Bid History:

Bidders Bid Time Bid Comments
Phyder (81/81) 51-100 Sep 22 2014 - 12:48:37 PM $32.00 BUY IT NOW

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