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| PLECOSTOMUS | MYSTERY SNAILS | OTHER SNAILS | CHANNEL CATFISH | MISC. | |
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ALGAE
CONTROL Plecostomus ( Hypostomus Plecostomus ) |
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| 2" | $ .75 each |
Plecostomus are excellent algae eaters, very
hardy and extremely peaceful. Plecostomus are not known to eat or harm
living fish, they will however, clean up the remains of anything to find
its demise in your pond. They will not survive temperatures below 50° |
| 2.5" | $ 1.00 each | |
| 3" | $ 1.50 each | |
| MYSTERY SNAILS | ||
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| Albino ( Brown shell, Albino body ) | $ .75 each |
Mystery snails are the most popular snail
introduced into a pond. Their colors and limited reproductive habits
virtually eliminate overpopulation commonly associated with snails. They
are also noted for eating only dead or dying vegetation & algae. In
other words they will keep up with dead foliage, but won't make a meal
of your prized Lilly. Mystery snails also lay clusters of eggs, above
the waters surface, making removal of unwanted offspring relatively
simple. Look for a 1.5-2" hardened blob of caviar or small fish
eggs the size of the head of a pin. Remove and discard any unwanted
clusters, as the emerging snail must fall to water to begin the life
cycle. *-Highly Visible |
| Black ( Black shell, Black body ) | $ .75 each | |
| Black, Jumbo | $ 1.50 each | |
| Gold* | $ .80 each | |
| Mixed ( all available varieties above ) | $ .70 each | |
| Day & Night ( Jade ) | $ .80 each | |
| Ivory ( Ivory shell, Light body ) | $ .85 each | |
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Blue ( Ivory shell,
White snail ) |
$ .99 each | |
| OTHER SNAILS | ||
| Trapdoor Snail | $ .25 each |
Small species of Livebearing snail, no
eggs ! |
| Ramshorn Snail, Lg. | $ .65 each |
Ramshorns are very beautiful, and the addition
of the golden variety is a welcome addition. These snails are typically
slow breeders and do minimal damage to live plants. They will climb out
of the water to feed when water levels recede. |
| Golden Ramshorn Snail, Lg. | $ .75 each | |
| Peruvian Giant Apple Snail |
Reg.
$ .80 each Lg. $ 1.75 each XL $ 3.50 each XXL $ 6.50 each |
One of the largest species of legal snail.
Voracious appetite respective of size. Reaches sizes in excess of
a baseball. Snails grow large enough that a face can be seen ! This
snail is a plant eater and will clean every surface encountered, of any
plant growth ! |
| Other Fish & Pond Species | ||
| CHANNEL CATFISH | ||
| Blue, 3-4" | $ .75 each |
Channel Cats are a beautiful addition to any
pond. They are primarily scavenger fish searching out the bottom for
scraps and tidbits. The blue variety are hardier than their golden
counterparts, but less visible. The excellent visibility of the gold
variety makes it desirable, however, the same visibility makes it easy
prey for any large predators, such as hawks, raccoons, etc... This may
be a concern when stocking your pond. |
| Albino AKA 'Gold', 3-4" | $ 1.00 each | |
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4-5" |
$ 2.00 each | |
| OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST | ||
| Bullfrog Tadpoles | $ .59 each | AKA Pollywogs. Wanted: Fall Chorus |
| X-Lg. Grass Shrimp ( graded ) | $ .30 each | Cute, glass clear shrimp. Scavenger, harmless to ornamental fish, and provide excellent source of food for Largemouth Bass fry & Brim. Good cleaner ! |
| Gambusia 'mosquito fish' |
$25.00 / Bx. ( approximately 600/Bx. ) |
You won't have any mosquito larvae or bugs left when these little guys are through. Look like a stretched out plain old guppy. Provide excellent food source for all pond fry. |
| Freshwater Clams | $ .75 each |
Excellent filter feeder.
Cleans pond water by filtering out floating debris as its food source.
Bottom dweller, will not harm anything. 1-1.5" hardware cloth recommended for all pump intakes other than floating intakes. |
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