Ultra Yellow/Red Indo Trachy

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Hey everyone. I recently had an alk spike and this trachy suffered the most from it, I fed it for a week or two but i no longer have time to attend it and continue treatment. I know that it can heal without feeding it a lot but i also want to make a bit more space in my tank. It has been about a month now and i’d like to give it to someone with experience who will take proper care of it and help it recover because it is too nice of a piece to give up on!

Price: FREE

please pick up in Long Beach, CA

here is a before and after picture. it really isn’t anything crazy it can just use a bit of babysitting and it will be back in no time. it is still bright yellow but has lost some red.

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