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Bezeichnung Grösse Preis S T O C K L I S T E V O M 20.06 Zierfische-Berlin Tel. / WhatsApp: +49 (0)174 9430 701 Stefan Herrmann Mail: [email protected] Kirchblick 13 15366 Hoppegarten OT Münchehofe *Alle vorherigen Stocklisten verlieren hiermit ihre Gültigkeit* S T O C K L I S T E V O M 20.06.2020 Bezeichnung Grösse Preis S O N D E R A N G E B O T E & M E N G E N R A B A T T E L 082 Opalflecken-Vampir-Harnischwels, ab 3 St. Ancistrini sp. "Opal Dot Magnum" (Einzelpreis: 199,00 €) 4-5 cm 159,00 € Roter Dreieckspanzerwels, ab 6 St. Corydoras eques, WF (Einzelpreis: 29,90 €) 3-4 cm 19,90 € Schöner Schlangenkopf Channa cf. pulchra "ORANGE MARBLE" (vorher: 119,00 €) 10-14 cm 89,00 € Indonesischer Pracht-Tigerbarsch, ab 4 St. Datnioides microlepis (Einzelpreis: 29,90 €) 5-6 cm 24,90 € "Fahaka" Nilkugelfisch, ab 3 St. Tetraodon lineatus (Einzelpreis: 149,00 €) 10-14 cm 99,00 € Schwanzfleck-Panzerwels, ab 10 St. Corydoras caudimaculatus (Einzelpreis: 18,90 €) 3-4 cm 9,90 € Orangefleck-Panzerwels, ab 25 St. Corydoras adolfoi, WF (Einzelpreis: 14,90 €) 2-3 cm 9,90 € Reusenmaulbuntbarsch, DNZ, ab 10 St. Acaronia nassa (Einzelpreis: 19,90 €) 4-5 cm 14,90 € C I C H L I D E N / S A + M A Heckel`s Prachtbuntbarsch, WF Acarichthys heckelii, "RIO NEGRO" 6-7 cm 19,90 € Heckel`s Prachtbuntbarsch Acarichthys heckelii "ALBINO" 4-6 cm 24,90 € Reusenmaulbuntbarsch, DNZ Acaronia nassa 4-5 cm 19,90 € "Green Serpa" Rio Anoris, WF Aequidens cf. Rondoni 5-7 cm z.Zt. nicht Aequidens sp. "JENARO HERRERA", DNZ 3-5 cm z.Zt. nicht Aequidens sp. "VENTUARI/MORICHE", DNZ 6-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Diadembuntbarsch, Peru Aequidens diadema 6-7 cm z.Zt. nicht Rotbrust-Tüpfelzwergbuntbarsch Aequidens (Laetacara) dorsiger, DNZ 3-4 cm 6,90 € Topas-Buntbarsch, DNZ Amatitlania myrnae 4-5 cm z.Zt. nicht Gelber Panama-Buntbarsch, DNZ Amatitlania nanolutea 4 cm z.Zt. nicht Neonblauer Buntbarsch,DNZ Andinoacara pulcher "Neon blue" 3,5-5cm 8,90 € Orangesaumbuntbarsch Andinoacara rivulatus 5-7 cm 7,90 € Silbersaumbuntbarsch, DNZ Andinoacara stalsbergi 4-6 cm 8,90 € Agassiz´ Zwergbuntbarsch, rot Apistogramma agassizii "DOUBLE RED" 2,5-4 cm 10,90 € Agassiz-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF Apistogramma agassizi "TEFE" 2,5-4 cm 19,90 € Schwarzkinn-Apistogramma, WF-Peru Apistogramma allpahuajo ("juruensis") 3-4,5 cm 10,90 € Atahualpa-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF Apistogramma atahualpa ML 10,90 € Inka-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma baenschi, WF 2,5-3,5 cm 19,90 € Maulbrütender Apistogramma, WF Apistogramma barlowi 2,5-3 cm z.Zt. nicht Zweistreifen-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF-Brasilien Apistogramma bitaeniata 2,5-3 cm 16,90 € Gelber Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma borellii 2,5-4,5 cm 8,90 € Gelber Zwergbuntbarsch, WF-Paraguay Apistogramma borellii 2,5-4,5 cm 10,90 € Gelber Zwergbuntbarsch "Opal", WF Apistogramma borellii "Opal" 3-4 cm 12,90 € Kakadu-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma cacatuoides, WF M 9,90 € Apistogramma cf. cruzi "ALGODON" 3-5 cm z.Zt. nicht Apistogramma cf. Taeniata, WF M/L z.Zt. nicht Doppelband-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF Apistogramma diplotaenia 2 cm 24,90 € Elisabeths-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma elizabethae "RED BELLY" 3-5 cm 34,90 € Elisabeths-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma elizabethae "SAO GABRIEL" 2,5-4 cm 24,90 € Erdbeer-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF Apistogramma eremnopyge 3-4 cm z.Zt. nicht Apistogramma erythrura "RÍO MAMORE" 3-4 cm z.Zt. nicht Hochrücken-Zwergbuntbarsch, "RÍO TAPICHE" Apistogramma eunotus, RÍO TAPICHE 4-5 cm z.Zt. nicht Rotsaum-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma gephyra 2,5-3,5 cm 11,90 € Rotstrich-Apistogramma, DNZ Apistogramma hongsloi LG 12,90 € Apistogramma lineata, WF ML z.Zt. nicht Apistogramma maciliensis (mamore), WF 3-4 cm z.Zt. nicht Villavicencio Zwergbuntbarsch "SUPER ROT" Apistogramma macmasteri "SUPER RED" 3-5 cm 18,90 € Villavicencio Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma macmasteri "GOLD VIEJITA" 3 cm z.Zt. nicht Mortenthalers Apistogramma Apistogramma martini, WF ML z.Zt. nicht Mendez-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma mendezi, WF 2,5-3,5 cm 11,90 € Mendez-Zwergbuntbarsch, SANTA ISABEL, WF Apistogramma mendezi "SANTA ISABEL" 3-4 cm 19,90 € Panda-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF Apistogramma nijsseni 2,5-3 cm 13,90 € Großmaul-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF-Peru Apistogramma norberti 3-4,5 cm 8,90 € Papageien-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma ortegai 2-4 cm z.Zt. nicht Pandurini-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma panduro 2-3 cm 11,90 € Apistogramma pantalone, WF M/L 13,90 € Glanzbinden-Apistogramma, WF Apistogramma paucisquamis 2-3 cm 12,90 € "Peru-Masken"-Apistogramma Apistogramma paulmuelleri, WF M/L 13,90 € "RIO MITU" Apistogramma personata VAUPES M/L z.Zt. nicht Apistogramma uaupesi, WF M/L z.Zt. nicht Masken-Apistogramma, WF Apistogramma psammophila 2-3,5 cm z.Zt. nicht Pucallpa-Zwergbuntbarsch, WF-Peru Apistogrammoides pucallpaensis S/M 10,90 € Rotlinien-Zwergbuntbarsch, DNZ Apistogramma rubrolineata 2,5-3,5 cm 17,90 € Apistogramma rositae (sp. "HARLEKIN") M/L z.Zt. nicht Panda-Zwergbuntbarsch, OREGON, WF Apistogramma sp. aff. nijsseni "OREGON" 3-4 cm z.Zt. nicht Apistogramma sp. "MARANDU" L z.Zt. nicht WF Apistogramma sp. "MIUA" (A. mendezi Variante) 3-4 cm 29,90 € Vielfleck-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma sp. "RIO XINGU" XL z.Zt. nicht Wilhelms-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma sp. "WILHELMI" 3-5 cm z.Zt. nicht Dreistreifen-Zwergbuntbarsch Apistogramma trifasciata 3-5 cm 13,90 € "THAI ELECTRIC BLUE" - Blauer Oskar Astronotus ocellatus 4-6 cm z.Zt. nicht "THAI SUPER RED ALBINO" Astronotus ocellatus 5-7 cm 14,90 € "THAI SUPER RED " Astronotus ocellatus 5-7 cm 9,90 € "THAI SUPER RED " Astronotus ocellatus 15-16 cm 49,00 € "THAI SUPER RED TIGER" Astronotus ocellatus 5-7 cm 9,90 € "YELLOW-LEMON" Astronotus ocellatus 5-6 cm 14,90 € "THAI ALBINO RED TIGER" Astronotus ocellatus 5-7 cm 9,90 € Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF "RIO BRANCO" Astronotus ocellatus "RIO BRANCO" 12-14 cm z.Zt. nicht Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF, "RARITÄT" Astronotus rubroocellatus "RIO NEGRO" 22-24 cm z.Zt. nicht Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, DNZ Astronotus sp. "BAHIA RED" 20-22 cm z.Zt. nicht Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF Astronotus sp. "KOLUMBIEN" 4-6 cm 14,90 € Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF Astronotus sp. "MARAJO ISLAND" 10-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF Astronotus sp. "Rio Cristallino" 4-6 cm 29,00 € Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF Astronotus sp. "ZEBRA" 5-6 cm z.Zt. nicht Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF "RIO PARAGUAY" Astronotus crassipinnis "BUMBLE BEE" 4-5 cm 39,90 € Pfauenaugenbuntbarsch, WF "RIO PARAGUAY" Astronotus crassipinnis "BUMBLE BEE" 10-12 cm 59,00 € Schwanzstreifenbuntbarsch, WF Biotodoma cupido 5-7 cm 14,90 € Wavrins Buntbarsch, WF-Kolumbien Biotodoma wavrini 5-7 cm 15,90 € WF Biotoecus dicentrarchus 3-4 cm z.Zt. nicht Sandhügel-Zwergcichlide, WF-Curua Biotoecus opercularis 3-4 cm 15,90 € Papageienbuntbarsch Rot Blood parrot / "SUPER A-GRADE" 6-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Papageienbuntbarsch Rot/WEISS Blood parrot / "RED & WHITE" 6-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Papageienbuntbarsch Gold-Orange Blood parrot / "GOLD" 6-8 cm 20,00 € "Pocone" North Pantanal Bujurquina vittata, WF 9-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Caquetaia spectabilis "RIO XINGU", DNZ 4-6 cm z.Zt. nicht Kammbuntbarsch, WF Cichla intermedia 6-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Goldener Kammbuntbarsch, nur 3 St. verfügbar Cichla kelberi 7-9 cm 59,00 € Cichla melaniae 7-9 cm z.Zt. nicht Augenfleck-Kammbuntbarsch, NZ Cichla ocellaris 5-7 cm z.Zt. nicht Orinoko-Kammbuntbarsch, WF Cichla orinocoensis "RIO VENTUARI" 6-7 cm z.Zt. nicht Orinoko-Kammbuntbarsch, WF Cichla orinocoensis 10-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Cichla sp. "Brokopondo", WF 18-22 cm z.Zt. nicht C. ocellaris x C. melaniae, Hybrid Cichla sp. "ocellinae", DNZ 30-35 cm z.Zt. nicht Monokel-Kammbuntbarsch Cichla monoculus, WF 12-15 cm z.Zt. nicht "AZUL"-Kammbuntbarsch Cichla piquiti, WF 8-9 cm 49,00 € Humboldt-Cichlide, WF Cichla temensis "RIO VENTUARI" 4-5 cm 29,00 € Esmeralda-Buntbarsch "Cichlasoma" ornatum "CHOCO" 4-6 cm z.Zt. nicht "ELECTRIC BLUE DEMPSEY" Rocio octofasciata "BLUE DEMPSEY" 3-4 cm 19,90 € Goldener-Buntbarsch Cincelychtis Bocourti / Herichthys bocourti 8-10 cm z.Zt. nicht "Rio Ucayali" Crenicara punctulata, WF 6-9 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla acutirostris "RIO TAPAJOS" 20-25 cm z.Zt. nicht Gestreifter Hechtbuntbarsch, WF-Atabapo Crenicichla aff. lugubris "Atabapo" 7-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla alta, NZ 6-7 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla cametana "RIO TOCANTINS" 9-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Schmalkopf-Hechtbuntbarsch Crenicichla compressiceps 9-10 cm z.Zt. nicht Ediths Hechtbuntbarsch Crenicichla edithae, WF 5-8 cm z.Zt. nicht "SPOTTED PIKE FACE" Crenicichla lenticulata "RIO ATABAPO", WF 20-22 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla cf. Jegui "RIO TOCANTINS" 10-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla cyclostama, "RIO TOCANTINS" 11-13 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla hemera 6-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Bauchrutscher !! Crenicichla jegui, "RIO TOCANTINS" 8-10 cm z.Zt. nicht "Rio Juruti" Crenicichla marmorata, WF 10-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Kakadu-Zwerghechtbuntbarsch, WF Crenicichla notophthalmus 5-7 cm 29,90 € Crenicichla proteus, WF 4-6 cm z.Zt. nicht Regan`s Zwerghechtbuntbarsch (Paarpreis !!) Crenicichla regani "RIO TAPAJOS" 6-8 cm 59,00 € Hechtbuntbarsch "Großer Bauchrutscher" Crenicichla sp. 10-12 cm 24,90 € Gestreifter Hechtbuntbarsch, WF Crenicichla aff. lugubris "Rio Atabapo" 7-8 cm z.Zt. nicht Roter Hechtbuntbarsch, WF Crenicichla sp. "Atabapo Red Fire" 11-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla sp. "Caqueta", WF 12-14 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla sp. "Cobra Pike", WF 10-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Fire-Spot-Hechtbuntbarsch, RARITÄT Crenicichla sp. Rio Inirida III 9-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Inirida-Hechtbuntbarsch, WF Crenicichla sp. "INIRIDAE IV" 8-12 cm z.Zt. nicht Crenicichla sp. "TAPAJOS RED" 20-25 cm z.Zt. nicht *RARITÄT* Crenicichla strigata "INIRIDA", WF 20-22 cm z.Zt. nicht Hechtbuntbarsch, WF-Kolumbien Crenicichla sveni 6-10 cm z.Zt. nicht Zebra-Hechtbuntbarsch, WF Crenicichla zebrina 10-12 cm z.Zt.
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