L25 incoming to Pier

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kev
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L25 incoming to Pier

Post by kev »

coming into Pier soon, sooooooo very excited

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Kev
Put me dinner in the oven, im off to the Xingu!!!.
Lloydy
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Re: L25 incoming to Pier

Post by Lloydy »

Very nice! How much will this beauty be selling for?
Q) Why are dead fish harder to 'wind up' than live fish?
A) Because dead fish never take the bait! ;)
kev
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Joined: 04 Dec 2003, 22:28
Location 1: Lancashire
Interests: Catfish and Stingray's

Re: L25 incoming to Pier

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Really not sure mate, after the ban was lifted the original quote's coming out of Brazil were anything from £150-£500 depending on size. But Neil always does his best to keep the prices as low as possible.
Put me dinner in the oven, im off to the Xingu!!!.
Lloydy
Posts: 217
Joined: 12 Aug 2008, 00:35
My cats species list: 6 (i:0, k:0)
My aquaria list: 3 (i:0)
Location 1: Chandlers Ford (near Southampton, England)
Location 2: Southampton (England)

Re: L25 incoming to Pier

Post by Lloydy »

Well hopefully he/she arrives safe and is healthy, in the mean time I guess i'll stick with my L14's until I can get another big tank :)
Q) Why are dead fish harder to 'wind up' than live fish?
A) Because dead fish never take the bait! ;)
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