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Located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada March 30Th, 2019 WWW.COMMONSENSEAQUATICS.COM Located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada March 30th, 2019 Plecos and catfish: L400 – Hypancistrus – 5cm – 55.00ea (7) Ancistrus White Seam – L183-small- 22.50ea (2) L173b – Hypancistrus sp.-5cm- 95.00ea (2) L106- Orange Seam Peckoltia-25.00ea (10) L397- Red Tigers -1.5”-1.75”-75.00ea (1) L200- Green Phantom- B.subvirdes- 5”-55.00ea (1) L201- Oval Spot Hypancistrus – 35.00ea (7) L91- Lepracanthicus triactus-Three Beacon- 6”- 75.00ea (3) L14 – Scobicanthicus – Goldie -2.5”-115.00ea (1) L236 –Whiter Hypancistrus -4cm – Germany- 155.00ea (4) Synodontis decorus- 2”- 35.00ea (1) Synodontis brichardi- xl -4-5”-60.00ea (2) Synodontis angelicus- med-3”-60.00ea (4) Cories: Green Laser Cories -med- 20.00ea (21) C. Sterbai – medium-11.50ea (20) C. adolfi – Large- 14.50ea (20) C. gossei – 20.00ea (6) C150 – 21.00ea (12) C. knaacki – 18.00ea (16) C. sipaliwini – 16.50ea (6) C120- 20.00ea (3) – similar to Knaacki but smaller spots CW45 – adults – 20.00ea (18) C. hasbrosus – pygmy cory – 3.85ea (20) C.pygmaeus – pygmy cory – 3.50ea (20) Aspidoras poecilius – 5.50ea (12) C120 – 17.00ea (4) C. eques –Wild large adults – 30.00ea (20) C. panda – med- 6.50ea (5) CW146-Semi adult- 385.00ea (17) Cichlids: Bolivian Rams – med – 10.50ea (12) German Blue Rams – 11.00ea (70) Gold German Rams – 11.50ea (8) Apistogramma agassizi – Brazil Wild – Show – 30.00ea (6) Apistogramma cacautoides Dbl red- medium -m/f – 18.00ea (10) Leopoldi Red Spots (Glaser) large– 54.00ea (6) Santa Isabel Angels – medium- 65.00ea (10) Red Spotted Guyana – x-large- 30.00ea (2) Manacupura Angels- Large-40.00ea (10) Manacupura Angels – X-Large-50.00ea (2) Leopoldi Angels – Large- 25.00ea (4) Heckel Discus – Rio Negro River Wild Caught- 4”-4.5”-135.00ea (3) Heckel Discus Maues River Wild Caught – Blue Face -4.5”-5.5”- 180.00ea (2) Blue Peruvian Discus Nanay River Wild Caught– 4”- 130.00ea (5) Blue Manacupura Discus- 4”-150.00ea (4) Micro Fish: Danio erythromicron – 4.25ea (25) Sundadanio axelrodi green rasboras- large- 5.00ea (8) Dario Dario Red – 5.00ea (11) Dario Myanmar sp. (Tigers) – 8.50ea (10) Badis assamensis – lg – 12.50ea (6) Axelrodi riesei – Ruby Tetra – 2.50ea (60) Danio nigrofasciatus – Dwarf Leopard Danio- 4.25ea (20) Poeciliocharax weitzmani- Black Darter- 4.50ea (20) Hyphessobrycon amandae- Ember Tetras – 3.00ea (40) Danio Tinwini- 5.50ea (16) Rasbora dorsiocellata – 3.00ea (40) Tucanoichthys Tucano- Tucano tetra – 11.50ea (12) Tetras, Barbs, Rasboras and Rainbows: Glowlite Tetras – H. erythrozonus – small- 2.65ea (25) Nannostomus trifasicatus – large pencil fish- 4.50ea (40) Cardinal tetras – XL- Glaser Germany Bred-2.00ea (250) Rummynose tetras-German Bred – 2.50ea (100) Aphyocharax nattereri- Panda tetras – 2.50ea (24) Diamond Tetras -large– 5.00ea (20) Thayeri obliqua –larger rarer variety of Penguin tetras - 8.50ea (8) Hyphessobrycon wadai- New Tetra- 12.50ea (4) Demospuntius pentazona- 5 Banded Barb- med- 3.50ea (15) Danio Choprai-4.00ea (14) Flying Fox- Epalzeorhynchos kalopterus-med-7.50ea (8) Emerald Rainbows-M. wanamensis- XL-12 males/8 females-15.00ea (6) Orange Boesemani – large- 15.00ea (25) Lake Kubutu Blue Rainbows- M. lacustris -16.00ea (18) Yellow Rainbows – M. herbertaxelrodi- large – 20.00ea (4) Red Boesmani Rainbows (Glaser)- 18.00ea (25) Livebearers: X. andersi – very rare- German Bred F1’s- 37.50ea (20) X. signum – German Bred F1’s- 12.50ea (25) Japan Blue endler- m/f-4.50ea (10) Killies: Northobranchius rachovii Beira 98- 16.50ea (4- 2M/2F) Shrimp: Blue Velvet Caridina – med/large- 5.50ea (25) Nerite Snails- 4.00ea (26) Amano Shrimp – med/large- 4.50ea (60) Live Food From Aquaflora Holland: Red Bloodworms- 45ml - live-3.50ea (15) Glass Worms- 45ml - live-3.50ea (7) Tubifex worms- 45ml - live-3.50ea (27) Daphnia Moina- 45ml - live-3.50ea (26) White Mosquitoe larvae- 45ml - live-3.50ea (16) Artemia salinas – adults-180ml - live-5.00ea (8) Red Bloodworms- 180ml - live-5.00ea (14) Daphnia Moina- live-5.00ea (8) Frozen Foods from RUTO – Holland! Red Bloodworms- 100g -20 cubes -5.00ea (30) Blackworms- 100g -20 cubes-6.50ea (30) Red Plankton- 6.00ea (4) -great for shrimp Green Plankton- 6.00ea (4) -great for shrimp Pacific Krill – 1Kg Sheets – 17.50ea (8) Bloodworms – 1kg Sheets -20.00ea (5) Chopped Mussel Meat-100g- 20 cubes- 5.00ea (2) Vegetarian Diet – 100g- 20 cubes- 4.00ea (9) Nano Mix- 100g – 20 cubes-5.00ea (8) Cichlid Mix – 100g- 20 cube- 5.00ea (8) Discus Food–Turkey/30% Krill-100g-5.50ea (7) Rotifer – 100gr- 24 cubes- (8) 6.00ea or 5 for 5.50ea or 10 for 5.00ea Pacific Krill – 100gr -24 cubes- (7) 6.00ea Cyclops – 100gr- 24 cubes- (14) 6.00ea or 5 for 5.50ea or 10 for 4.85ea Degen Brand- Baby Discus Menu-2 X 100g- 7.50ea (18) Degen Brand- Bio Leaf Discus- 2 X 100g – 7.50ea (19) Stendker Discus Food – 100gm Blister – 7.50ea (20) Plants: Moss Balls – med/large- 4.25ea (12) Tropica -123 Grow Containers: Alternanthera reineckii “Mini”- 12.50ea (1) Crypto. crispulata -12.50ea (2) Crypto. Undulatas “Red”-12.50ea (2) Helanthium ‘Quadricostatus’- 12.50ea (1) Helanthium tenellum ‘Green’- 12.50ea (2) Hygrophila lancea ‘Araguaia’- 12.50ea (2) Lilaeopsis braziliensis – 12.50ea (2) Pogostemon helferi- 12.50ea (3) Riccia flutans-12.50ea (2) Rotala bonsai- 12.50ea (2) Rotala ‘Vietnam H’rai’- 12.50ea (2) Staurogyne repens- 12.50ea (2) Taxiphyllum barbieri – 12.50ea (2) Taxiphyllum ‘Flame’- 12.50ea (1) Taxiphyllum ‘Spiky’-12.50ea (2) Vesicularia dubyana ‘Christmas’-12.50ea (2) Vesicularia ferrriei ‘Weeping’- 12.50ea (2) Elatine hydropiper – 12.75ea (4) Plants on wood: Java Fern Tree – large -30.00ea (2) Anubias nangi on bog wood – 28.50ea (1) Anubias nana on bogwood – 28.50ea (1) Anubias nancon on bogwood -28.50ea (1) Potted: Bucephalandra Green Wavy – 12.50ea (4) Bucephalandra Godzilla- 15.95ea (2) Bucephalandra Red Mini – 16.50ea (2) Crypto. balansae – 9.25ea (6) Crypto. Lutea – xl – 10.75ea (3) Hygrophila Araguaia -large– 6.50ea (5) Telenthera – Alternanthere reineckii var Rosefolia- 7.50ea (6) Ludwigia palustris – 10.00ea (5) Rotala roundifolia -10.00ea (5) Tropica Plant Products Aquarium Soil 3L- Bottom Layer (2-3mm grains) – 18.50ea (2) Specialized Liquid Macro Fertilizer- 300ml- 14.00ea (3) Canadian Made Pleco Caves (Saskatoon, SK) Dark Brown – Pinched Taper Ends – Thick walls! 1 ½” x 1 ½” x 5” Square Caves – 9.00ea (7) 1 ¾” X 1 ¾” x 5” Square Caves -10.00ea (12) 1 ½” x 2” x 6” Rectangular Caves – 11.00ea (12) Screwcumber- Stainless Steel spiral inserts for feeding plecos/bottom feeding fish. Package of 2pcs – 8.00ea (18) Item no. Description Price Quantity Fish Food 10 41220 Sera Vipan 100 ml 78 $5.50 (00140) 20 41256 Sera Vipagran 100 ml 66 $6.00 (00201) 30 41270 Sera Vipagran 250 ml 34 $13.50 (00202) 40 41551 Sera Vipachips 100 ml 80 $8.00 (00514) 50 41560 Sera Vipachips 250 ml 30 $16.50 (00515) 60 45096 Sera ImmunPro 100 ml 84 $8.00 (32164) 70 44525 Sera ImmunPro 250 ml 30 $19.00 (32045) 90 41318 Sera San 100 ml 84 $6.70 (00240) 100 41505 Sera Plankton Tabs 50 ml 90 $7.00 (00500) 110 41632 Sera Flora 100 ml 90 $7.00 (00640) 120 41817 Sera Spirulina Tabs 100 104 $16.00 (00940) ml 130 41412 Sera GVG-Mix 100 ml 110 $7.00 (00340) 140 43030 Sera O-nip 24 Tb 162 $5.50 (00420) 150 41495 Sera O-nip 100 Tb 104 $14.50 (00440) 160 41499 Sera O-nip 265 Tb 40 $30.00 (00450) 170 40427 Sera O-Nip 1,4 kg 0 $128.50 (00480) 180 41573 Sera Viformo 50 ml 60 $5.00 (00520) 190 41587 Sera Viformo 100 ml 60 $10.00 (00540) 200 40394 Sera Viformo 1,4 kg 0 $165.00 (00580) 210 41531 Sera Catfish Chips 100ml 54 $8.00 (00510) 220 41538 Sera Catfish Chips 250ml 26 $12.50 (00511) 230 41515 Sera Catfish Chips 10 $38.00 (00508) 1000ml 240 44248 Sera Wels-Tabs XXL 1000 6 $56.00 (00499) ml 250 41348 Sera discus granules 55 $7.00 (00300) 100ml 260 45273 Sera Vipan Nature 100 ml 60 $5.50 (32238) Water Treatment 270 80250 Artemia Breeding Kit 5 $20.00 (08584) 280 44414 Sera aquatan 100 ml 40 $7.00 (03040) 290 43315 Sera aquatan 2500 ml 2 $92.50 (03088) 300 40466 Sera mineral salt 2.5 kg 1 $125.00 (03403) 310 42335 Sera toxivec 500 ml 2 $25.50 (03003) 320 42729 Sera toxivec 2500 ml 3 $94.00 (03006) 330 42735 Sera bio nitrivec 2500 ml 3 $135.00 (03779) 340 45243 Sera Catappa Leaves 14 13 $8.50 (32273) cm (10pcs) 680 43078 Sera pond O2 plus 500 g 3 $30.00 (07210) 690 40455 Sera pond O2 plus 2 kg 1 $86.50 (07211) 450 43138 Sera super carbon 1000 g 3 $38.00 (08405) 470 42390 Sera blackwater aquatan 59 $6.75 (03140) 100 ml 460 40401 Sera flore- Plant Fertilizer 24 $22.00 (23340) Kit – 4 additives -1-2-3-4 Medications - CFIA Approved 350 45346 Sera Phyto med Tremazid 21 $35.75 (32177) 100 ml 360 45349 Sera Phyto med Protazid 21 $24.00 (32279) 100 ml 370 45356 Sera Phyto med Baktazid 21 $35.75 (32281) 100 ml 380 43160 Sera med Professional 20 $32.50 (02182) Protazol 100 ml 390 43168 Sera med Professional 20 $37.50 (02192) Tremazol 100 ml 400 43173 Sera med Professional 20 $38.50 (02206) Flagellol 50 ml 410 43065 Sera med Professional 18 $38.75 (02204) Nematol 50 ml 420 43151 Sera costapur 500 ml 2 $49.00 (02160) 430 43181 Sera mycopur 500 ml 4 $49.00 (02260) 440 43199 Sera baktopur 500 ml 0 $49.00 (02580) Filters and Filter Media 480 45071 Sera UVC-Xtreme 800 2 $545.00 (32147) external filter 500 45064 Sera 16/22 hose grey 25 3 $102.00 (32140) m 510 45186 Sera hose 18/23mm 5m - 13 $28.50 (32210) UVC- Xtreme 1200 (spare part) 520 43425 Sera siporax mini 32 $8.00 (06853) Professional 35 g 530 44486 Sera siporax algovec 35 g 32 $8.00 (32053) 540 45215 Sera siporax bio active 32 $8.00 (32213) Professional 35 g 550 44510 Sera crystal clear 26 $15.00 (32052) Professional
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