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Cories: Green Laser Corydoras – Med/Large- 25.00Ea (7) C113 – Scleromasytx Sp WWW.COMMONSENSEAQUATICS.COM Located in Calgary, Alberta and can ship anywhere! April 20th, 2021 Plecos and catfish: L91-Three Beacon Pleco- Lepracanthicus triactus-2.5”-65.00ea (3) L128 – XXL – Blue Phantoms – 5”-90.00ea (1) Ancistrus Paraguayensis- Adult-2.5”-6.00ea (12) L452- Pseudacanthicsu sp. Spotted Mustang Pleco -1.75-2”-118.00ea (2) LDA33- Snowball Pleco – 2.25”-35.00ea (1) LDA31- Mustard Spot Pleco-3”-3.25”-40.00ea (4) L471- Micranthicus sp. Big spot-50.00ea (6) L397- Red Tiger Panaqolus – 2.25- 3”- 145.00ea (6) L56- Black Rubber Plecos – 2.5”- 36.50ea (2) L262- Hypancistrus – Fine Spotted- 2.5”-3”-50.00ea (4) L05- Hypancistrus – Angelicus –2.5”- 40.00ea (4) L204- Emperor Pleco- 2.25”-40.00ea (2) L398-Panaqolus tankei- 3.5”-40.00ea (2) L160- Pseudacanthicus spotted-6”- 125.00ea (3) L97 Pseudacanthicus White Spot Wormline- 7”- 145.00ea (2) Zamora Woodcat- Auchenipterichthys coracoideus-2-2.5”-9.50ea (4) https://www.planetcatfish.com/common/species.php?species_id=352 Loaches and Others: Otocinclus vittatus- large-4.50ea (10) Horseface Loach- Acantopsis choirrhynchos- large- 9.50ea (6) Odontocharacidium aphanes-Darter Tetra – 12.00ea (1) Sicyopus discordipinnis – Papau Neon Red Goby- 35.00ea (4) Dragon Goby- Schismatogobius ampluvinculus- 8.00ea (5) Shrimp and Snails: Amano Shrimp- med – 5.00ea (40) Assassin Snails-med/large- 4.50ea (27) Ghost Shrimp- med-large- 0.60ea (550) Cories: Green Laser Corydoras – med/large- 25.00ea (7) C113 – Scleromasytx sp. Black line barbatus – small – 22.00ea (8) Corydoras CW45 Essex- XL – 27.50ea (8) Corydoras albino med- 4.50ea (10) Corydoras venezualanus sp. Orange –12.00ea (4) Corydoras paleatus longfin lrg- 5.50ea (7) Corydoras panda- med- 11.50ea (7) -wild C. hasbrosus – 3.50ea (100) C. pygmaeus – 3.50ea (18) Corydoras pulcher- XXL Breeders- 38.00ea (8) Corydoras panda white- med- 20.00ea (3) Corydoras sterbai- med/lrg- 11.00ea (22) Cichlids: Apistogramma megaptera- med-21.00ea (8-4M/4F) Apistogramma macmasteri red – 19.75ea (4-2M/2F) Apistogramma cacautoides dbl red – 15.00ea (2F) Apistogramma borelli – Opal – med- 17.00ea (4-2M/2F) Blue German Rams – lrg-12.00ea (14) Checkerboard Cichlids – Dicrossus filamentosus- med- 7.50ea (9) Red Cupiera -Semi Royal Discus-Wild Brazilian Discus – 5-6”- 285.00ea (3) Axelrodi Discus – 4-5”- 210.00ea (2) Heckel Discus Rio Negro-3”-105.00ea (5) Cobalt Discus – European-2.5”-80.00ea (2) Royal Green Red Spotted – European-2”-68.00ea (2) Tetras, Rasboras and Rainbows: Cardinal Tetras – med/large- 3.25ea (28) Glowlight tetras- med-2.00ea (108) Black Neon- med- 3.50ea (20) Enteromius hulstaerti- African Butterfly Barb- 11.50ea (16) Desmopuntius pentazona – Red 5 Banded Barb-6.25ea (10) Pethia gelius- Golden Dwarf Barb- 6.80ea (19) Danio choprae- Glowlight Danio- 3.70ea (8) Brachydanio aesculapii- Panther Danio- 4.50ea (20) Green Neon Kubotia – Microdevario kubotai – 6.50ea (36) Boraras merah- Red Chili Rasboras- 3.85ea (25) Sundadario axelrodi- blue neon rasbora- 6.00ea (22) Asian Rummynose -Sabwa resplendens-5.00ea (7) Congo Tetra-med- 8.50ea (16) Brycinus longipinnis- Long Tail Congo tetra- med-10.00ea (14) Threadfin Rainbows -med-7.50ea (14) Pseudomogil connieae- med-10.00ea (10) Bedotia gaeyi – Madagascar rainbows-12.00ea (2) M. axelrodi- Yellow Rainbow – med-14.00ea (15) Guppies: Limia vittata – med/lrg-11.00ea (7) Skiffia multipunctatus-12.85ea (16) Ginga Green Guppies- 7.60ea (25) Green Cobra Endler- P. wingei- 4.50ea (20) Potted Plants: Echinodorus agustifolia ‘Vesuvius’- 10.00ea (2) Anubias coffefolia- 8.50ea (3) Cryptocoryne walkeri- 13.00ea (1) Cryptocoryne usteriana – 14.00ea (3) Narrow Leaf Nana – Anubias barteri var. – 9.00ea (4) Nana Petite – Anubias barteri var. nana “Petite”- 9.00ea (3) Black Magic Taro 4” Potted – 14.50ea (5) Bucephalandra kedekang – 6-8 plants in a Tissue Culture Cup – 14.50ea (6) Floaters for Pond or Aquarium: Azolla – Large Portion Containers – 6.50ea (2) Water Hyacinth – large- 5.50ea (26) Water Lettuce – large- 2.75ea (12) Ludwigia sediodes – large ornate leaf pattern at surface – 10.00ea (6) Frogbit – Limnobium spongia- Portion - 5.00ea (4) Bareroot & Bunches: Vallisneria America – corkscrew val var. ‘biwa’ – 4.50ea (7) Crypto. pontederiifolia –large- 4.50ea (5) Jungle Val- Vallisneria America-3.50ea (18) New Cal Products – Natural Anti-fungal/Tannin Agents Indian Almond Leaves – med- 10pk – 6.50ea (2) Monkey Huts- 12.00ea (3) – med cichlids for breeding in natural caves Malaysian Driftwood- XL (14-18”)- 58.00ea (3) Ruto Holland Frozen Food 100gm 20pc Blister pack Chopped Mussels-6.50ea (2) – great for large pseudacanthicus plecos/rays Tropical Quartet -4 types of food-7.00ea (4) Cichlid Mix- African cichlids, SA cichlids- 6.50ea (2) Veggie Mix- 6.50ea (4) White Mosquito-7.50ea (7) Frozen Food Flatpacks Ruto Artemia 500gm Flatpack -15.00ea (4) Ruto Black Mosquito Larva- 500gm Flatpack- 22.50ea (2) Hikari Bloodworms -500gm Flatpack – 22.00ea (4) Pleco Caves: ¾” O-Shaped Tubes– 3 stack pyramid – 9.00ea (1) ¾” O- Shaped Tubes – 6 stack pyramid – 14.00ea (1) Seachem: Brackish Salt – 250g – 16.00ea (2) AmGuard – 500ml – 19.00ea (4) AmGuard-250ml – 12.50ea (2) Seachem Prime Special Edition – 325ml for 250ml price! 13.50ea (10) Seachem Safe- 250g- 18.00ea (2) Seachem Discus Buffer – 250g -reduces pH-13.80ea (2) Seachem Flourish Tabs – plant fertilizer- 10 tabs- 16.50ea (2) Seachem Clarity- 500ml-cleans up cloudy tanks – 22.00ea (2) Seachem Pond Prime-500ml- 26.00ea (2) Seachem Prime 2L – 85.00ea (2) SERA FOODS: Item no. 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