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b/n guy
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 07:02 AM
ok, I have 3 setups ready to go. They will make great desplays in any house or mothers day presies and don't need any special light. I got 2 large and 1 small. They do not need heaters. will swap for other fish that don't need heaters in winter. sorry about pretty bad pics. PICS DO NOT DO THEM NEAR JUSTICE!!!! welcome to come and have a look and I can make something to suit your needs. hope you enjoy.

1x large (curved glass) it is 40cm high.
comes with:
driftwood
5x green eyed rasboras
1x 2cm fighter fish
2x cherrie shrimp
black gravil
looking for $55.

http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/l621/Bristlenose_boy63/nano%20setups%20for%20sale/IMG_6838.jpg

1x large (curved glass) it is 40cm high as well.
comes with:
driftwood
black gravil
1x red fighter fish adault. (in pic below)
3x cherrie shrimp
looking for $50.

http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/l621/Bristlenose_boy63/nano%20setups%20for%20sale/IMG_6842.jpg
http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/l621/Bristlenose_boy63/nano%20setups%20for%20sale/IMG_6846.jpg

1x small (strait glass) 23.5cm tall.
comes with:
driftwood
2x 2-3cm fighter fish
3x cherrie shrimp
black gravil
looking for $40.

http://i1127.photobucket.com/albums/l621/Bristlenose_boy63/nano%20setups%20for%20sale/IMG_6836.jpg

lpiasente
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 07:37 AM
:shock: :shock: :shock: Can't believe what I am seeing Fighting fish do need to have a heater they are a tropical fish. The temp fluctuation cause the fish a weak immune system, ending in illness.Those trees in there will tear the poor fighters tails and fins to shreds. Sorry mate I would be horrified if this was given to me as a gift. You can argue all you want but this is not how a fish should live. Mods if I get a kick in the butt so be it.

Exotic Aquatic
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 07:57 AM
safer to keep only 1 fighter rather than 2

b/n guy
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 08:02 AM
lpiasente, I have been told by LFSs that they will be fine and they have been doing fine fort the last month. the wood doesn't rip their tails either.

Exotic Aquatic, one is male, one is female I'm 99% sure.

Exotic Aquatic
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 08:04 AM
wood looks nice.

b/n guy
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 09:11 AM
thanx mate, I have a few more peices I can ship if intersted? pm for pics :)

lpiasente
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 09:39 AM
You can't keep a male and a female fighting fish together unless it is in a huge tank. Even when breeding the female needs to be taken out straight after the eggs fertalized. :evil: Yes they are fine at the moment but the weather is turning cold and the water temps will drop, THESE FISH ARE TROPICAL FISH AND need a temp of 26-28 to keep the alive long term as they need. Who cares what the LPS says they probably told you that you can keep the males and females together as well. I have had Bettas for years and I know how to take care of them properly and it is definatly not the way that the lps say. Nor is it in a small jar with no filter for water quality a heater for warmth and somewhere nice to rest their weary little bodies. You need to get onto a website like this one for bettas and see how to look after them the right way.

b/n guy
Wed Apr 27, 2011, 09:36 PM
ok. smaller one removed!