AQUARICA April 10 Update - ALL LIVESTOCK AVAILABLE AGAIN
The livestock quarantine due to moss ball zebra mussel concern has been lifted!!! DFO received the results of our water test and confirmed that we do not have zebra mussels in any of our tanks.
Last week was busy as we received both saltwater and freshwater livestock as well as lots of dry goodies!
Our freshwater livestock arrivals
this week include:
Clown Loaches (wild caught)
Platinum Rummy Nose
Turquoise Rainbows (locally
bred)
Bosemani Rainbows (locally
bred)
Sailfin Mollies
Fancy Guppies
Cardinal Tetras
Yellow Blood Parrots
Bettas (males)
Honey Gouramis (males)
Pearl Gouramis
Badis Scarlet
Bush Fish (aka Leopard
Ctenopoma)
Glo Fish – Red, Green, Purple
White Skirt Tetra – currently in
quarantine
Firemouth Cichlid
Cobue Cichlids
OB Cichlids (expected April 10)
Sunshine Peacocks (expected April
10)
Albino Bristlenose Plecos (including
long fin variety)
Gold Angels (Lg)
Saddled Bichir
Congo Tetra
Snow White Crayfish
Dwarf Yellow Crayfish
Chocolate Poso Rabbit Snails
(XL)
We received over 40 Tropica 12 Grow Cups this week, and are expecting our next regular plant shipment on Thursday April 15.
New Saltwater includes:
Zoas (scrambled egg, blue hornet, mandarin orange, fruit loops, cand more!)
Acans (including Ultras)
Kryptonite Candy Cane
Staghorn
Acro
Birdsnest
Aussie Green Duncans, and more!
Some of the corals are ready
to go and others will be fragged next week. We also received XL Fire Shrimp, Clownfish,
and Anthias. We are currently
re-organizing our saltwater section and will have more fish selection again
soon.
And, as always, lots of Dry Goods! Some sample prices:
Hikari Frozen
Bloodworms, Mysis Shrimp, Brine Shrimp, Spirulina Brine Shrimp, etc (3.5
ounces) $6.95
Hikari Frozen
Bloodworms, Mysis Shrimp, Brine Shrimp (16 ounces): $19.99
Fluval Stratum 8kg: $59.99 (various
other sizes available)
Mopani Wood: from $5.50 per pound
Dragonstone: $4 per pound
Seachem Prime (500ml): $19.99
Seachem Stability (500 ml):
$19.99
Thrive Fertilizer (500ml):
$26.99
Hope to see you again soon!



Moss Ball / Zebra Mussel (Background)
There has been concern that zebra mussels, an invasive species, have been hitchhiking on moss balls recently imported into North America. On the afternoon of Friday March 26th, we were ordered to not sell livestock for about 2 weeks from any water which have come into contact with recently received moss balls (Order has since been lifted - see above).