Fish in need of a good home.

squeegle

squeegle

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I'm pretty new to the forums and most of you don't know me so I'll start off by introducing myself. My name is Darienn and I'm a college student. Long story short I have to break down my tank because I got the opprotunity to intern/study in Washington DC for a semester which as a pre-law major I can't pass up. My parents are both unable and unwilling to put any sort of work into keeping my tank going while I'm away (which I can't blame them).
My problem is my undulated trigger (I know they're like satan fish) and snowflake eel I had in my big tank are absolutly not compatable with my little 10g that I'm going to keep going and bring with me and I don't want to put their health at risk.
I know they're not the most desirable tank additions but if anyone would like them I don't really know what else to do with these two little guys. I live in the Hudson Valley region of NY (if you're interested I'll let you know the exact local so we can work out meeting). Also if you know the area and you know any lfs that will take "homeless" fish I would appreciate that info too :)
 
jay0705

jay0705

Well-Known Member
Aww that sucks. I live in western ny. So iam fairly close but they def wouldn't work in my current tank.most lfs that handle saltwater fish would take them. But then u don't know who's going to buy them. You may get some takers on here.
 
squeegle

squeegle

New Member
Thanks. I was just at my lfs on Friday and the guy said they would be happy to take them if I couldn't find anyone myself. They're a really good place in the area with a lot of crazy rare fish and advanced hobbyists as customers so I trust that if my little guys go there they will go to a good home.
 
squeegle

squeegle

New Member
So I'll give one final update on this. Today was the day I brought my trigger and eel in. I was sad to have to give them up but it really was for the best and I didn't leave completly empty handed. The guy gave me one of the chocolate clowns I had been looking at so now my little tank isn't completly empty. All in all I'd say everything worked out :)
 
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