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Tilauslista Glaser.Pdf Päivitetty 8.9.2021 Kalat myy Helsingin akvaariokeskus Ky operoi Petblues Oy African fish: 103502 Brienomyrus brachyistius 7-9cm 104504 Brycinus (Alestes) imberi wild lg-xlg few 105503 Brycinus longipinnis md-lg 110110 Campylomormyrus tamandua bred 2-3cm few 110505 Channa africanus 12-15cm few 114782 Clarias batrachus/WHIT.BL.SPOT 4-6cm 114955 Clarotes laticeps 15-20cm 115011 Ctenopoma acuterostre bred 3cm few 115503 Ctenopoma ansorgei wild 3-4cm 117002 Ctenopoma fasciolatum 4-6cm few 129004 Etropiella debauwie xlg 133504 Gnathonemus petersi 12-15cm 133505 Gnathonemus petersi 14-18cm 138001 Hemigrammopeters.caudalis bred sm-md few 140002 Hepsetus odoe 6-8cm 141601 Hydrocynus vittatus 5-7cm few 141822 Hymenochirus boettgeri bred sm-md 141832 Hymenochirus boettgeri ALBINO sm few 148302 Megalops atlanticus 8-12cm 149204 Microphis brachyurus aculeatus 10-12cm 150002 Monodactylus sebae 4-5cm few 155004 Pantodon bucholzi lg-xlg 155305 Papyrocranus afer 20-25cm 156503 Periophthalmus barbarus 7-10cm 159301 Phenacogram.interruptus bred sm few Polypterus (ref. AQUALOG "all Polypterus"): 162412 Polypterus ansorgii bred 6-8cm few 163011 Polypterus delhezi bred 6-8cm few 163304 Polypt.endlicheri endlicheri 15-20cm few 163306 Polypt.endlicheri endlicheri 25-30cm 163311 Polypterus endlicheri bred 5-7cm few 163605 Polypterus lapradi 20-30cm 165500 Polypterus senegalensis 6-8cm few real baby 165505 Polypterus senegalensis 20-25cm 165520 Polyp.senegalensis ALBINO bred 6-8cm 165532 Polypterus mokelembembe wild 8-10cm few 167603 Protopterus annectens 15-20cm 178001 Synodontis eupterus 3-4cm few 178003 Synodontis eupterus 6-8cm few 183402 Synodontis nigriventris 3-4cm 185402 Syn.(petricola)lucipinna g.br. 3-4cm 192004 Xenomystus nigri 12-15cm South American fish: 201533 Acestridium dichromum 5-6cm few *extreme rare + only very few! 202203 Acestrorhynchus microlepis 6-9cm few only very few 202254 Acestrorhynchus cf.minimus 6-8cm few 202703 Acnodon normani 7-10cm *limited quantity! 202704 Acnodon normani 9-12cm few *limited quantity! 203033 Ageneios.(Tympanopl.) cryptica 6-8cm few * 203353 Ageneiosus magoi 12-15cm few only few + limited 203753 Ammocryptocharax elegans 3-4cm *limited quantity! 204052 Ancistr.sp.GOLD-SCHLEIER g.br. 3-4cm 204061 Ancistrus GOLD-ALBINO g.br. 2-3cm few 204063 Ancistrus GOLD-ALBINO g.br. 4-5cm few 204201 Ancistrus dolichopterus g.br. 3cm few 204202 Ancistrus dolichopterus g.br. 3-4cm 204203 Ancistrus dolichopterus g.br. 4-5cm 204204 Ancistrus dolichopterus g.br. 5-7cm few 204206 Ancistrus dolichopterus g.br. 8-10cm few 204212 Ancis.dolichopt.SCHLEIER g.br. 4-5cm few 204502 Ancistrus sp.Colombia wild 4-6cm 205061 Ancistrus sp.SUPER-RED g.br. 2-3cm few 205102 Ancistrus tamboensis wild 4-6cm 205103 Ancistrus tamboensis wild 5-7cm 205105 Ancistrus tamboensis wild 9-12cm few super show size - limited! 205203 Anc.(Ps-anc.sidereus/MINICIA 7-10cm few 206802 Aphyocharax rathbuni md few 207512 Apteronotus albifrons bred 6-8cm 207513 Apteronotus albifrons bred 8-10cm 208003 Apteronotus leptorhynchus 9-12cm 208094 Argonectes longiceps 7-9cm few 208103 Arius (Ariopsis) seemanni 5-7cm 208302 Asiphonichthys condei md-lg few limited quantyty! 208722 Aspidoras spilotus g.br. md few 208810 Asterophysus batrachus 5-7cm * 209012 Astyanax fasciatus mexicanus md 210012 Boe.fredco.(Knodus borki) bred md 210018 Boehlkea fredcochui ALBINO md few 210403 Boulengerella cuvieri 9-12cm few 210704 Boulengerella maculata 12-15cm few new price! 210814 Brachychalcinus orbicularis 5-7cm few seldom available! 211204 Brachyplatystoma juruense 16-18cm * 211505 Brachyplaty.cf.vaillanti/BRAZL 18-22cm *very seldom available! 211603 Brachyrhamdia meesi 5-7cm few 211903 Brittanichthys axelrodi/myersi md-lg * 212513 Brochis splendens bred md-lg 212902 Bunocephalus coracoidues 3-4cm 212905 Bunocephalus coracoideus 6-9cm few 214004 Carnegiella marthae md-lg 214102 Carnegiella myersi md 214304 Carnegiella strigata-vesca md-lg 214805 Chaetostomus thomasi 5-7cm 214834 Chaetost. joropo (sp.spotted) 5-7cm 214835 Chaetost. joropo (sp.spotted) 6-8cm few 215003 Chalceus erythurus 5-7cm 215912 Characidium laterale (sp.II) 2-4cm few in stock again! Cardinals, perfect acclimatized: 216504 Cheirodon axelrodi lg 216505 Cheirodon axelrodi xlg 216506 Cheirodon axelrodi xlg-sh 216552 Cheirodon axelrodi g.br. md few 216554 Cheirodon axelrodi g.br. lg-xlg 216602 Cheirodon axelrodi/COLOMBIA sm-md 216614 Cheirodon axelrodi GOLD eu.br. lg few 217603 Chilodus punctatus wild 3-5cm few 218303 Colomesus asellus 3cm * 218492 Colossoma brachypomum ALBINO 4-6cm few 218502 Coloss.(Piarac.)brachypom.bred 5-7cm few 219553 Copella arnoldi g.br. md-lg few Corydoras (ref. AQUALOG "all Corydoras" + "all C-numbers"): 220203 Corydoras adolfoi lg 220204 Corydoras adolfoi lg-xlg 220503 Corydoras aeneus ALBINO md 221012 Corydoras aeneus g.br. md 221073 Coryd.NEON-GOLD-STR.wild CW10 lg few limited quantity! 221082 Corydoras aeneus LONGFIN g.br. md few 221212 Corydoras sp.BLACK-VENEZ.g.br. md 221504 Corydoras agassizi-sodalis lg-xlg 221604 Corydoras amandajanea wild xlg few 221705 Corydoras ambiacus xlg few seldom available! 222002 Corydoras arcuatus sm-md few 222003 Corydoras arcuatus md 222006 Corydoras arcuatus xlg 222135 Cor.sp.CW 45 (LESSEX) xlg * 223502 Corydoras axelrodi deckeri sm-md few 225044 Corydoras cf.burgessi CW 98 xlg few 226003 Corydoras concolor md 226005 Corydoras concolor xlg few only very few! 227604 Corydoras duplicareus lg-xlg few 229002 Corydoras elegans sm-md 229003 Corydoras elegans md few 229053 Corydoras elegans PERU md few 229102 Corydoras elegans C 123 wild md 231003 Corydoras habrosus cochui md-lg 232503 Corydoras julii md 232504 Corydoras julii md-lg 232507 Corydoras julii xlg 232523 Corydoras julii/REAL BRAZIL md 232803 Corydoras kanei md few 233404 Corydoras leopardus lg nice decor! 233405 Corydoras leopardus xlg nice decor! 233703 Corydoras loxozonus md few 235503 Coryd.melanotaenia goldgreen md few 235505 Coryd.melanotaenia goldgreen lg-xlg few 236114 Corydoras sp. CW 107/91 lg-xlg few *only limited quantity! 237104 Corydoras narcissus VAR. I lg-xlg 237105 Coryd.narcissus VAR. I/REAL sh few rare+ only very few! 237206 Cory.narcissus II(bethanae) xlg-sh few * 237332 Corydoras napoensis g.br. md few 239502 Corydoras paleatus g.br. md 239503 Corydoras paleatus g.br. md-lg 239554 Corydoras paleatus wild xlg few 239702 Coryd.paleatus LONGFIN eu.br. md few 240002 Corydoras panda bred sm-md few 240003 Corydoras panda bred md-lg few 240184 Corydoras sp.NEW PANDA CW 51 lg-xlg *only very few! 240254 Corydoras aff.parallelus CW127 lg *seldom available! 240255 Corydoras aff.parallelus CW127 xlg few * 241002 Corydoras polysticus md-lg few seldom available, only very few 241705 Corydoras pulcher xlg-sh REAL! 242003 Corydoras punctatus lg 242053 Corydoras punctatus NANAY lg few 242502 Corydoras pygmaeus/DWARF md 243004 Corydoras rabauti lg few 243006 Corydoras rabauti xlg few 244105 Corydoras robustus xlg 244502 Corydoras schwartzi sm-md new price! 244505 Corydoras schwartzi lg-xlg 244566 Cor.SUP.SCHWARTZI HI.FIN CW28 xlg-sh 245548 Corydoras sp. PERU g.br. md-lg few 245615 Corydoras serratus xlg-sh * 245622 Coryd.tukano(sp.aff.reynoldsi) md-lg few * 245623 Coryd.tukano(sp.aff.reynoldsi) lg few * limited! 246053 Corydoras sterbai bred md-lg 246063 Corydoras sterbai ALBINO bred md-lg 246312 Corydoras similis violet g.br. sm few 247004 Corydoras sychri xlg 248493 Cory.venezuelanus ORANGE g.br. lg 248505 Corydoras virginiae xlg few 250204 Crenuchus spilurus wild lg 250504 Ctenolucius hujeta bred 10-12cm few 250853 Curculionichthys sabaji 1-3cm few new in stock, limited! 251334 Curimatopsis macrolepis 4-6cm few 251704 Dianema urostriata 6-8cm 253012 Eigenmannia virescens bred 7-9cm few 253207 Electrophorus electricus 40-50cm few *show size + only few! 253402 Erythrinus erythrinus 5-7cm few very colourful! 253403 Erythrinus erythrinus 6-9cm 253404 Erythrinus erythrinus 9-12cm few super color + condition! 253405 Erythrinus erythrinus 11-14cm few very colourful 253502 Exodon paradoxus 4-6cm few 253601 Farlowella acus 5-8cm few 253602 Farlowella acus 7-10cm 253603 Farlowella acus 10-12cm 253604 Farlowella acus 12-15cm few 253663 Farlowella cf.hahni 10-15cm few seldom available + ltd. qty! 254406 Gasteropelecus sternicla lg-xlg 254682 Gobioides broussonnetii 10-12cm few 254754 Goeldiella eques 15-20cm few 254784 Goslinea(Brachypl.) platynemum 15-18cm few *extreme rare + few! 254802 Gymnocorymbus ternetzi sm-md 254813 Gymnocorymbus ternetzi WHITE md-lg few 255202 Gymnotus carapo 7-10cm few 255204 Gymnotus carapo 11-15cm few very limited quantity! 255402 Hasemania marginata md 256203 Hemigrammus caudovittatus lg few 256403 Hemigrammus erythrozonus md-lg 256433 Hemigrammus filamentosus g.br. md few 256493 Hemigrammus hyanuary wild lg few 256902 Hemigrammus ocellifer md few 257212 Hemigrammus rhodostomus bred md 257213 Hemigrammus rhodostomus bred lg few 257504 Hemigrammus stictus wild xlg few 257904 Hemidontichthys acipenserinus 9-12cm few * 257933 Hemiloricaria formosa 9-12cm limited quantity! 258004 Hemiodopsis gracilis/RED TAIL 5-7cm 258607 Hoplias curupira 16-20cm *seldom available - only few! 258703 Hoplias malabaricus 8-10cm few 259302 Hopl.(Megalech.)thoracat.g.br. 3-4cm few 259322 Hopl.(Megalech.)thoraca.ALBINO 3-4cm few 259365 Hydrolycus armatus REAL ORINO. 11-14cm few *only very few! 259413 Hyphessobrycon amandae bred md 259453 Hyphessobrycon amapaensis g.br md-lg few 259803 Hyphess.callistus-minor g.br. md 259951 Hyphess.columbianus g.br. sm few 259952 Hyphess.columbianus g.br. md 260103 Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma md-lg 260302 Hyphessobrycon flammeus bred md few 260303 Hyphessobrycon flammeus bred md-lg few 260903 Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi md-lg 261401 Hyphessobrycon ornatus bred sm few 261432 Hyphessobrycon robustulus wild md few 261603 Hyphess.pulchripinnis bred md-lg 261633 Hy.pulchr.ORANGE BOLIVIA g.br. lg few 261703 Hyphessobrycon robertsi wild md 261853 Hyphessobrycon micropterus lg few 1st time, ltd. 261902 Hyphess.(eques) serpae md few 261922 Hyphess.serpae BRILLIANT md few 261942 Hyphess.sp.MUZEL RED CHERRY md few new in stock! 261943 Hyphess.sp.MUZEL RED CHERRY md-lg few 1st time, limted quantity! 262012 Hyp.sp.ornatus WHITE FIN g.br.
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