Roseline Sharks For Sale

[CichlidFan]

I have two large roseline sharks that I am looking to sell. I would like to sell them together (since they were purchased together) for 35.00 or I'll sell them for 25.00 each....

These guys are very big by LFS standards and have full on colors that far out shine anything seen in most LFS....They are close to if not 4 inches long.



CF

[fishlady]

........noooooooooooo...not the roselines.........

[Complexity]

Sounds like they'd do well with my shoal. I have 8 of them that size in my 75g. I could squeeze in two more.

The only problem is how far you are from me. Any chance you'll be in my area? Or how about anywhere between UofH (main campus) and Sugar Land weekdays?

[mark razmandi]

will they stand up to some SA CA cichlids? are they aggressive? i might pick them up, im in your area

[CichlidFan]

Mark

Complexity has pm'd me and responded first on the post, if we are not able to work out an arrangement for the pick up, I'll get back to you....

thanks for your interest....they are fast as lightening, and can handle themselves fairly well....in the past six months, I've had them in a 125 with tropheus, and now they are in another 125 with a small colony of frontosa....no ...I would not consider them aggressive, but I would watch them if I was to put them in with small neons or other small schooling tetras....

CF

[mark razmandi]

not a problem, thanks anyways!!

[Complexity]

They're not aggressive at all. They're actually barbs (Puntius denisonii). Very peaceful. I have them in my 75g planted tank with everything from cardinal tetras, guppies and even shrimp. They don't hurt anything. As CF said, they are fast swimmers, hence their other common name, Torpedo barbs. They prefer to be kept in shoals in planted tanks which is why I thought the two CF has would probably be happy to join the shoal I have.