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Fish for sale hartlepool Here you go marble Auoncara £3 each 4 for £10 Blue Dolphin £4 each 3 for £10 guppy£1.25 platty £1.25 Swodtails £1.25 white cloud minnows £1 Dalmatian Molly £1.50 Ruby Sharks £2.50 Silver shark £2 each small angels £4 medium angels £5 various Siamese fighters £5 each golden gourami £2.50 each dwarf blue/red gourami £2.50 each black widow tetra £2 white widow tetra £2 neon tetra £1 clown loach only 1 left £6 sterbai Cory £4 only 1 left L199 plecs between £10 golden severum £5 1 left various sized bristlenose plecs from £3 to £7.50 harborus Cory £1.50 each Advertiser: Neil Clarke Telephone: 07454796195 Town: Hartlepool County: Cleveland
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Does anyone have a few Congo tetras they wouldn't mind rehoming please, we have 5 unfortunately I made a mistake and bought a hidey hole ornament that is kinda top heavy for on top of sand, thought nothing of it as it never moved, until I went to clean algae off the back of the tank and accidentally slightly knocked it. Found a dead Congo inside, they're only small atm. Lesson now learned, ornament permanently taken out. So if anyone has any they'd be willing to re-home so I can make them a shoal and feel more secure I'd be so grateful thanks Pic of culprit See less
Would anyone be interesting in swopping a pair of angel fish for some small community fish, tetras or similar? Kesgrave
Does anyone have any neon tetras that need rehoming die to their shoal getting too small? We are left with 4. Mansfield area please. Thank you.
Hey guys anyone have any neon tetra cardinals or guppies and mollies they need rehoming at all please looking to get more life in my 5 foot tank thanks inadvance close to canterbury area x Could possibly trade 5 angel fish for community fishes