Tank breakdown - All Fish FS

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A pair of Purple Tilefish: $150 each sold
Yellow Flanked Fairy Wrasse: $80
Mystery Wrasse: $130 sold
Rhomboid Male: $250 sold
Rhomboid Female: $200 sold
Earlei Fairy Wrasse: $550 sold
Blue Spot Jawfish: $75 sold
Golden Midas Blenny: $60 sold
Fathead Anthias: $80
Pintail Wrasse: $80
Flame Angel: $90 sold
Rainbow Basslet: $250 sold
Sohal Tang (4-5”): $150 sold
Blood Spot Anthias (4-5”): $75

i can ask a friend who has a FedEx or ups account to ship, if you are serious about it

949-844-0990
 
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If you were to ship, do you think you would be able to professionally pack them such that they would have enough water, oxygen and a cold pack (given the summer heat)? Thanks.
 
If you were to ship, do you think you would be able to professionally pack them such that they would have enough water, oxygen and a cold pack (given the summer heat)? Thanks.
Yes I can do that, will borrow my friends equipment - double bag, oxygen…, will need to figure out where to get the cold packs but that can’t be that hard
 
Listing updated, added a sohal tang and an Anthias to the list. They are completely QT’ed, but never made it to the DT before it started leaking
 
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Interested in the following. Live in LA. How to coordinate checking them out?

Rhomboid Male: $250
Rhomboid Female: $200
Earlei Fairy Wrasse: $550
 
Interested in the following. Live in LA. How to coordinate checking them out?

Rhomboid Male: $250
Rhomboid Female: $200
Earlei Fairy Wrasse: $550
Sorry man they are all taken

updating the list as we speak
 
Listing updated

just the Anthias & pintail wrasse left
 

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