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GO Aquatics LLC Specials 08/16/2021 – 08/21/2021 GO Aquatics LLC SUPER LOT SPECIALS Phone: 612-379-1315 Fax: 612-379-1365 [email protected]_______________ 191304 Zebra Danio +25 Lot Specials 08/16/2021 – 08/21/2021 713504 Tree Frog, +12 Lot ------------ -------------------------------------- There is a 10 lot minimum on ALL items $0.75 and under, and $150.00 order minimum on all GO Aquatics deliveries, not counting frozen 117344 Red Glass Barb, M and animals. 120274 Gold Algae Eater, M Buy any GLO Tetra 25+ to receive Special lot 120294 Garra Rufa, M Price (Longfin not included) 131906 Bumble Bee Goby, L 136204 Boesmani Rainbow, M SpeeDee Customers 137793 Neon Dwarf Rainbow, MS We highly urge you to make sure your order is sent to our office 24 hours before you would like it 147902 Sun Catfish shipped. We recommend that Customers ordering for 149204 Upside Down Catfish, TR Speedee Delivery to order Monday thru 160204 Strawberry Peacock Cichlid, M Wednesday to assure they get there orders 160253 Cyphotilapia Frontosa,MS $50.00 minimum on any frozen food shipped. Orders received after 12pm might not be shipped 160263 Cyphotilapia Red Frontosa,MS the same day. We will always do our best to get 162406 Gep. Acei, L orders Processed and Delivered. 163364 Ps. Socoloffi, M We do our best to keep up with weather in our 163403 Ps. Albino-Zebra, MS delivery area, but things can change quickly in the winter and summer. 163543 Ps. Cobalt Blue, MS Help inform us on your weather so we can 163895 Ps. Red Blotch Zebra,ML Nice help plan your shipment accordingly. 168204 Kribensis, M Prices and Availability subject to change without notice 168207 Kribensis, XL Must spend a minimum $150 for Specials. 168854 Chitimba Cichlid, M Orders under $150 will be charged a $10 processing fee. 170373 Royal Acara, MS 172804 Black Convict, M All Walk-ins Please call 24 hours before you 176003 Jack Dempsey, MS stop in so that we can accommodate you as 176154 Red Point Honduran Cichlid, M best we can. 178204 Blood Parrot, M 180884 Red Devil, M DOA claims must be reported to us within 24 hours of receiving your order. 190306 Longfin Blue Danio Pictures are now REQUIRED for all DOA 190594 Kyathit Danio reports and can be emailed to 191304 Zebra Danio [email protected] or sent via text to Gary at 763-742-8522 221164 Mixed Dwarf Gourami, Male 248604 Gold Wonder Killifish 253606 Black Kuhli Loach, L 1 262904 Clown Knife, M 104804 Mixed Angel, Veil, M 267354 Saddled Bicher(Endicheri) 105402 Silver Angel, S 268266 Albino Senegalus, MS BARBS 275164 Mixed Molly, Lyretail 112004 Black Ruby Barb, M 280784 Blue Micky Mouse Platy 112504 Checkerboard Barb 283616 Mixed Hifin Platy 113004 Cherry Barb, M 341607 Buenos Aires Tetra 113054 Cherry Barb, Veiltail 345006 Lemon Tetra 113064 Cherry Barb, Veiltail, Male 348506 Serpae Tetra 114504 Gold Barb, M 349214 White Skirt Tetra, Longfin 114544 Dwarf Gelius Barb 349374 Painted White Skirt Tetra 115006 Green Tiger Barb, L 493605 Sarasa Comet, 4-5” 115204 Electric Green GLO Barb 493606 Sarasa Comet, 5-6” 115214 Sunburst Orange GLO Barb 499006 Shubunkin, 5-6” 115224 Starfire Red GLO Barb 713504 Tree Frog 115234 Galactic Purple GLO Barb 764124 Short Hair Guinea Pig 115504 Odessa Barb 764144 Abyssinian Guinea Pig 116303 Redtail Tinfoil Barb, MS 765504 Fancy Gerbil 116614 Rhombo Barb 117004 Rosy Barb, M August 16th 2021 Price List New arrivals and X-nice are in BOLD print 117096 Rosy Barb, Male 117304 Rosy Barb, Neon Item ID Item Description 117314 Rosy Barb, Neon, Male 117344 Red Glass Barb ANGELFISH There is a shortage of angelfish so 118003 Tiger Barb, MS please ask and tell us if you would like a substitiute. 118004 Tiger Barb, M 103703 Koi Angel, MS 118006 Tiger Barb, L 104202 Marble Angel, S 118104 Albino Tiger Barb, M 104423 Panda Angel, MS 118105 Albino Tiger Barb, ML 104602 Mixed Angel, S 118106 Albino Tiger Barb, L 104603 Mixed Angel, MS ALGAE EATERS/PLECOS 104604 Mixed Angel, M 120204 Chinese Algae Eater, M 104606 Mixed Angel, L 120206 Chinese Algae Eater, L 104613 Mixed Angel, MS 120208 Chinese Algae Eater, J 104613 Mixed Fancy Angel, MS 120274 Gold Chinese Algae Eater 104614 Mixed Fancy Angel, M 120284 Gold & Black Chinese Algae Eater 2 120294 Garra Rufa (Dr. Fish) 135644 Green Spotted Puffer, M 120306 Farlowella, L 136004 Australian Rainbow, M 120404 Flying Fox(Kalopeterus) 136204 Boesmani Rainbow, M 120414 Flying Fox(SAE) 136256 Celebes Rainbow, L 120504 Otocinclus 136274 Deep Water Creek Rainbow 121014 Pleco, Rubberlip 136356 Emerald Rainbow, L 121203 Ancistrus Pleco, TR, MS 136634 Kamaka Rainbow 121206 Ancistrus Pleco, Wild, L 136666 Millenium Rainbow, L 121803 Bushnose Pleco, Albino, MS 136804 Red Irian Rainbow, M 122254 Pleco Atabapo Butterfly L-052 136906 Threadfin Rainbow, L 123103 Pleco, Clown 137104 Turquoise Rainbow, M 123703 Pleco, Common, MS 137793 Neon Dwarf Rainbow, MS 123704 Pleco, Common, M 139404 Green Scat, M 123705 Pleco, Common, ML CATFISH/CORYS 123706 Pleco, Common, L 140206 Banjo Catfish, L 123708 Pleco, Common, XXL 6-7” 140814 South American Bumble Bee Catfish 124333 Pleco, Gold Spotted L-136B Col Snowball 141004 Debauwie Catfish 124384 Pleco, Green Phantom L-200 143606 Ghost Glass Catfish, L 124404 Pleco, Hypostomus, M 145882 Red Lizard Catfish 124656 Pleco, Leopard Hifin Gibbiceps, L 146003 Pangassius Catfish, MS 124764 Pleco, Orange Seam(Columbian)L-106 146404 Pictus Catfish, M 124984 Pleco, Queen Arabesque L-260 147414 Spotted Raphael, M 126103 Pleco, Royal L-190, MS 147604 Striped Raphael, M 126106 Pleco, Royal L-190, L 147823 Asian Redtail Catfish, MS 126176 Pleco, Spotted Mustard L-31 147902 Sun Catfish 126204 Pleco, Scarlet, L-185 148004 Shovelnose Lima Catfish 126514 Pleco, Black & White King Tiger L333 149144 Synodontis Eupterus 127004 Whiptail Pleco, M 149150 Angelicus/Eupterus Synodontis Hybrid 128404 Yellow Red Eye Pleco, M 149204 Upside Down Catfish, TR BRACKISH WATER 149604 Synodontis Valentianna 130176 Golden Archer 150504 Albino Corydora, M 130966 Glassfish, Painted 151334 Acuatus (Skunk) Corydora 131906 Bumble Bee Goby, L 151604 Green Corydora, M 132504 Knight Goby, M 151607 Green Corydora, XL 133324 Blue Neon Stiphodon Goby 152744 Emerald Green Brochis 134904 Mono Sebae 153414 Julii Corydora, M TR 3 153524 Red Stripe Lazer Corydora 161974 Mel. Auratus, Albino, M 155004 Paleatus Corydora, M 162124 Mel. Electric Blue Johanni, M 155714 Blackline Pygmy Corydora 162204 Mel. Exasperatus, M 156106 Rabauti Corydora 162255 Mel. Electric Blue Maingano, ML 157006 Reticulatus Corydora 162404 Ps. Acei, M 162406 Ps. Acei, L CICHLIDS, AFRICAN 162444 Ps. Chameleo Bumble Bee, M 160003 African Cichlid, Mixed, MS 162583 Ps. Demasoni, MS 160004 African Cichlid, Mixed, M 162584 Ps. Demasoni, M 160006 African Cichlid, Mixed, L 163204 Ps. Kennyi, M 160009 African Cichlid, Mixed, J 163206 Ps. Kennyi, L 160033 Peacock Cichlid, Mixed, MS 163364 Ps. Socoloffi, M 160034 Peacock Cichlid, Mixed, M 163374 Ps. Socoloffi,Snow White, M 160039 Peacock Cichlid, Mixed, J 163403 Ps. Zebra, Albino, MS 160054 Peacock Cichlid, Blue, M 163404 Ps. Zebra, Albino, M 160085 Peacock Cichlid, Regal, ML 163543 Ps. Zebra, Cobalt Blue, MS 160133 Peacock Cichlid, OB, MS 163864 Ps. Zebra, Red, M 160134 Peacock Cichlid, OB, M 163865 Ps. Zebra, Red, ML 160136 Peacock Cichlid, OB, L 163893 Ps. Zebra-Red Blotch, MS 160138 Peacock Cichlid, OB, XXL 163894 Ps. Zebra-Red Blotch, M 160204 Peacock Cichlid, Strawberry, M 163895 Ps. Zebra-Red Blotch, ML Nice 160253 Frontosa, MS Select 164524 Taiwan Reef Cichlid, M 160263 Frontosa, Red, MS 164554 Tropheus Moorii, Bulu Point 160354 Borleyi Kadango, M 164704 Lamp. Brichardi, M 160357 Borleyi Kadango, XL 164804 Lamp. Leleupi(Lemon) 160564 Hap. Electric Blue Ahlie, M 164814 Lamp. Calvus Yellow 160794 Hap. Blue Dolphin, Albino, M 167304 Jewel Cichlid, M 161104 Hap. Livingstoni, M 167333 Jewel Cichlid, Super Red, MS 161164 Hap. Moorii, M 167344 Jewel Cichlid, Turquoise, M 161544 Hap. Red Empress, M 167346 Jewel Cichlid, Turquoise, L 160554 Rusty Cichlid, M 168104 Albino Kribensis 161564 Hap. Venustus, M 168204 Kribensis, M 161602 Julidochromis Dickfeldi 168207 Kribensis, XL 161624 Julidochromis Marleri 168854 Chitimba Cichlid, M 161824 Lemon Yellow Labidochromis, M 161837 Lemon Yellow Labidochromis, Albino, XL CICHLIDS, CENTRAL/SOUTH AMERICAN 161964 Mel. Auratus, M 4 170004 Acarichthys Heckelii 180203 Green Severum, MS 170364 Electric Blue Acara, M 180303 Gold Severum, MS 170373 Royal Acara, MS 180884 Red Devil, M 172574 Cichlasoma Salvini, M 185504 Yuanbao Cichlid 172803 Convict, Black, MS 189474 Apistograma Juruensis 172804 Convict, Black, M DANIOS / WHITE CLOUDS 172805 Convict, Black, ML 190306 Blue Danio, Longfin 172853 Convict, Pink, MS 190404 Giant Danio 174403 Firemouth Cichlid, MS 190434 Glowlight Danio 174404 Firemouth Cichlid, M 190504 Gold Danio 174406 Firemouth Cichlid, L 190514 Gold Danio, Longfin 174994 Geo. Altifrons, M 190594 Kyathit Danio 175003 Geo. Brasiliensis,MS 190706 Leopard Danio 175324 Geo. Daemon, M 190804 Leopard Danio, Longfin 175504 Geo. Red Hump Steindachneri, M 190906 Pearl Danio 175744 Geo. Winemileri 191104 White Cloud, M 176012 Jack Depmsey, Electric Blue, S 191126 White Cloud, Longfin 176013 Jack Depmsey, Electric Blue, MS 191166 Gold White Cloud, L 176154 Red Point Honduran 191194 Glo-Fish, Cosmic Blue Danio 177204 Albino Ruby Red Oscar, M 191204 Glo-Fish, Electric Green Danio 177804 Lemon Oscar, M 191224 Glo-Fish, Red Starfire Danio 177903 Mixed Oscar, MS 191244 Glo-Fish, Sunburst Orange Danio 177904 Mixed Oscar, M 191254 Glo-Fish, Galactic Purple Danio 177906 Mixed Oscar, L 191304 Zebra Danio 178204
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