I live in the Twin Cities Metro area of Minnesota, and I'm looking to rehome 5 fish. I'm trying to rehome them because of my worsening back problems. I don't want to have to give them away willy-nilly on Craigslist. I'd either have to have you come get them OR have you send me the packing materials and a pre-paid shipping label, or a priority mailer of the appropriate size. I know that's highly unusual, but I have no way of getting supplies to ship with, and I have no paypal account. I know that other people on the forum can vouch for the fact that I am an honest, contributing member and would NEVER scam anyone. I understand why someone wouldn't be comfortable with this situation, so if you're not 100% sure of me, don't respond. Here are the pictures of the fish I need to rehome. I would request that anyone taking them in keep them in a tank of at LEAST 2 gallons and you MUST have a heater.
Annabelle is first. She is a VERY aggressive female. She is not appropriate for a sorority or community tank. She is extremely active, and loves to jump when I feed her.
Glitter is next. He's a gorgeous double tail. His fins are EXTREMELY delicate. He should be in a tank with silk or live plants.
Crayola is a chronic tail biter. He'd do best alone, with nothing to stress him out.
Pinkerton is a mellow dude, and likes to swim vertically. He's a silly fish. He's prone to swimming down and hitting gravel. He's a derp. xD
Last is Tinkerbell. She would probably do fine in an established community tank or sorority. She gave my Platies some trouble, so I moved her, but it was nothing serious. I just thought she might like her own space. A larger community tank (20 gallons or so) might suit her just fine.
Annabelle is first. She is a VERY aggressive female. She is not appropriate for a sorority or community tank. She is extremely active, and loves to jump when I feed her.
Glitter is next. He's a gorgeous double tail. His fins are EXTREMELY delicate. He should be in a tank with silk or live plants.
Crayola is a chronic tail biter. He'd do best alone, with nothing to stress him out.
Pinkerton is a mellow dude, and likes to swim vertically. He's a silly fish. He's prone to swimming down and hitting gravel. He's a derp. xD
Last is Tinkerbell. She would probably do fine in an established community tank or sorority. She gave my Platies some trouble, so I moved her, but it was nothing serious. I just thought she might like her own space. A larger community tank (20 gallons or so) might suit her just fine.