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Customer Comments |
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I cannot say how happy with my recent fish order that I placed with you. All the fish were received on time and VERY well
packed and shipped. All of the fish were alive and kicking and immediately took to their new homes without any problems whatsoever.
I was espically impressed with the spiny eels that I ordered from you and how entertaining they are to watch swim around and tunnel in the substrate. On my order, I did request 2
freshwater clams, however I guess you were out of clams because you replaced them with 2 mystery snails which I am quite happy with them also!
GREAT JOB on everything and I appreciate the fine service. I will be ordering with you guys again definately.
Jeremy S. Sedgwick, Kansas 67135
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Reply.
Hello Jeremy. Thank you for your email. I am very pleased to know that you are happy with the fish that we shipped to you.
I work
on the web site and
answer some of the
emails we receive. I do
not catch or pack the
fish, but I know that
the crew in our
facilities does a very good job of packing
the fish.
I'll let them know that you were very pleased with their work. Thanks again for your comments.
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Customer Comments
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hi i have two goldfish, a tiger striped angel looking fish (breed unknown), and a peacock eel in my aquarium. i had a couple of neons that died in the night
after i put them in there. i was wondering if the eel might have killed them. the rest of the fish seem to get along sometimes it even looks like they are playing together in the current from the filter system. and
also the other fish didn't seem interested in the neons. this is a puzzle to me i guess you can tell i am new at keeping fish.
thank you for your help,
Jennifer |
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Reply. Jennifer, you should research the fish you buy, before you buy them to be sure they are compatible with each other. In the future I suggest you go to our Search Page. Click here
now to go to our Search Page and put that page in the favorites folder of your web browser.
At our Search Page enter the phrases Neon Tetras, Peacock Eel, Angels, and the other fish you have in your aquarium. The Search Page will help you find information about your fish including information about compatible tank
mates for your fish.
Click here to read about Neon Tetras, and you'll see that Eels and Angels are not recommended as compatible tank mates for Neon Tetras. Click here
to go to the paragraph about compatible tank mates for Angels, where you'll read, "As Angels grow larger, they become very efficient at stalking and eating small fish like Guppies and Neon Tetras."
Click here to read about Spiny Eels eating small fish such as Guppies and Neon Tetras. I think your suspicions about your Peacock Eel are probably
correct. Peacock Eels are nocturnal feeders that come out at night to feed on worms, shrimps, and small fish.
Finally, your Goldfish are not compatible with any of your other fish, because the Goldfish need cool water and Goldfish food, but your other fish need warm water and Tropical Fish food. |
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Customer Comments |
Hi,
Just
stumbled
on to your
site by
doing a
search for
Tropical
Fish. Your
site is
well done
and very
informative.
I may
place an
order in
the near
future. I
just read
your
comments
on Spiny
Eels and
thought I
would
share my
experience
about the
eel that I
raised
from the
size of a
small 3"
red worm.
It grew
to a size
approx.
30"and had
an
excellent
personality.
Feeding
time it
would take
worms from
my hand,
and when I
opened the
tank lid,
his head
would come
out, and
we would
stare at
each other
for a few
minutes.
Last
fall as I
was
sitting in
my room, I
noticed a
bit of
crazy
movement
in my
tank. I
went over
to the
tank; the
fish was
darting
back and
forth and
went into
a seizure
and died
.....
My Spiny
eel lived
17 years.
Of all the
fish I
raised was
the best
pet ever.
Chris L. |
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Reply.
Thank you, Chris, for your
interesting comments about
your Spiny Eel. |
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