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I have the following fish that I’m trying to rehome. Located in Broomfield, CO & will not ship.

Bali Aquarich Harlequin Tusk (gorgeous fish) - $200
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Bali Aquarich Goldflake Angel: $300
Bali Aquarich Regal Angel: $250
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More Angels from Bali Aquarich today. These are starting quarantine and grow out. Will be available in a few weeks, if your in Colorado and these angelfish are on your list, then drop me a message.

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pardon my angel ignorance but what are the others besides the goldflakes?
 
Sorry, I live in Texas and you won't ship so I just have questions.
How big are your baby regal? Are they eating well? I see that you seem to have the regal together. How many in the tank and are they fighting?
TIA
 
We spoke in the other thread.

They came in at 0.5”. I put 2 to a holding tank, trying to make 4 pairs, none would pair, one would just chase the other until one looked really weak. I had to separate all of them into 8 tanks.

They all ate great, baby brine shrimp is your friend, and extra small pellets
 

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