Inexpensive breeder rack

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Re: Inexpensive breeder rack

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Picture isn't big enough to show WHAT fish those are, so are you going to tell us what you've got?

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5 "sold as"
Peckoltia sp(l288)
and 3
Parancistrus aurantiacus
.

The
Peckoltia sp(l288)
do not appear to match with many purported pics of this fish on the internet. That said, they match very well with the original DATZ photo. They are eating well on zucchini and frozen foods. Will get photo when my photo tank arrives.

The
Parancistrus aurantiacus
appear to be a trio, but still have some growing to do. Like other keepers of this fish I have yet to actually see them eat.

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Some shops around where I live have L288 (or something called that anyways!). Never seen P. auranticus in the flesh.

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Re: Inexpensive breeder rack

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I know this post is old but where do I get this ?
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I was actually speaking about this thread with some fellow hobbyists at the Big Fish Deal in Maryland recently and was told that the company changed their design making the shelves much weaker. I would try looking on the websites of Home Depot, Lowes, or Wal Mart for something that could work.
Six years later and the stand and tanks are still there working as intended.
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Re: Inexpensive breeder rack

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I think rather than to see inexpensive we should go for quality!
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