FS: LR and livestock!!!

[hxn]

I have around 125# of LR and 75# Live Sand for sale.

4" blue tang
6" maroon clown
3" hawk
Medium Cleaner

I need to get rid of the livestock so i can get rid of the dry-stock. So please PM me if you are interested. I'm willing to negotiate with reasonable offers. Thank you.

 

[robthorn]

first were are you located and what kind of cleaner is it? shrimp or wrasse? if wrasse is it the white black and blue or hawaiian?
thank you,
robert

 

[guntercb]

Hxn,

I sent you a PM.

Thanks,
Chris

 

[hxn]

I'm located in Clearwater and the cleaner is a shrimp.

guntercb, i will give you a call in a few.

 

[Gimplar]

is it a Blue atlantic tang or a pacific blue tang?

 

[hxn]

hehe, pacific blue tang.

 

[Gimplar]

Hrrm, i don think two hippos can be kept together can they?

 

[h2joe]

interested in the blue tang. price??? let me know

thanks,

Mark

 

[Don Lino]

Yes Himplar, two hippos can be kept together. I had three small ones.

Joey

 

[hxn]

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[Makchell]

How much do you want for the clown? My 3 year old daughter wants a clownfish really bad! Thanks, Anthony

 

[robthorn]

I have 2 regal/pacific blue/hippo tangs and they get along very well.

 

[GlobaLPimP]

I am interested in the shrimp. How much and how soon can I pick it up? Also, Any idea if my Niger Trigger (4in. long) or my Yellow Tail Wrasse (3in. long) would eat it?

 

[AJ69]

yep,kinda of a snack for the trigger.

 

[GlobaLPimP]

C R A P guess I need to get rid of him then...

 

[Don Lino]

How much for sum rock??? mainly that big piece on the left hand side--on the bottom, next to the Hippo???

 

[BillyFSU]

Pm'd

 

[robthorn]

why would a trigger eat a cleaner shrimp? ron i would think it might be ok. your trigger isn't so big that I would think it would eat shrimp that is there to help them. they coexist in the wild why not in a tank? a starving fish might eat it but your fish isn't starving. besides it would be a good experiment.

 

[h2joe]

price for the hippo? still interested if available

 

[cschweitzer]

Shrimp are trigger food. Wrasses and gobies are the cleaners of triggers. Shrimp are a feast...no shrimp(and probably a good idea for no snails or crabs) for a trigger tank. Granted some triggers don't have an attitude and won't harm them, but this is a risky call. Carnivores are usually not the best tankmates in a reef setup.

By that theory, mantis shrimp and snails live in the same waters. I dare you to put a snail(or crab, or shrimp) in with a mantis!! Mmm...Mmm, lunch. Parrotfish live near coral, but don't put one in your tank. Everything lives near it's prey, that is how it becomes prey.