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VIVARIUM Aktuální Nabídka Akvarijních Ryb 25.09.2021 VIVARIUM Aktuální nabídka akvarijních ryb 25.09.2021 VIVARIUM, Tomáš a Mirka Kučerovi Telefon 315 622 028 Řípská ulice (areál Mefrit) www.vivarium.cz, [email protected] 276 01 Mělník, CZ GPS 50°21'42.75"N,14°28'13.19"E Bezobratlí Akvarijní měkkýši Surmovka vražedná Anentome helena 25 Kč Plž Brotia herculea Brotia herculea 30 Kč Neritina zebra Neritina natalensis 46 Kč Krevety Kreveta Caridina multidentata Caridina multidentata 68 Kč Raci Rak mexický Orange Cambarellus patzcuarensis Orange 150 Kč Čtverzubci (Tetraodontiformes) Čtverzubcovití (Tetraodontidae) Čtverzubec zelený Tetraodon nigroviridis 98 Kč Gavúni (Atheriniformes) Duhovkovití (Melanotaeniidae) Duhovka Bleherova Chilatherina bleheri 95 Kč Duhovka lososová Glossolepis incisus 98 Kč Duhovka jižní Melanotaenia australis 85 Kč Duhovka Boesemanova Melanotaenia boesemani 75 Kč Duhovka akvamarínová Melanotaenia lacustris 75 Kč Duhovka diamantová Melanotaenia praecox 75 Kč Gavúnkovití (Bedotiidae) Gavúnek madagaskarský Bedotia geayi 45 Kč Halančíkovci (Cyprinodomtiformes) Gudeovití (Goodeidae) Gudea lesklá Xenoophorus captivus Illescas 125 Kč Živorodka Xenotoca doadrioi San Marco Xenotoca doadrioi San Marco 50 Kč Halančíci (Nothobranchiidae) Halančík pestrý Hjerresenův Aphyosemion australe hjerreseni 48 Kč Halančík pestrý Kap Lopez Aphyosemion australe Kap Lopez 48 Kč Halančík Gardnerův Fundulopanchax gardneri 48 Kč Halančíkovití (Aplocheilidae) Štikovec páskovaný zlatý Aplocheilus lineatus gold 78 Kč Štikovec ozdobný Pachypanchax playfairii 28 Kč Stránka 1/6 VIVARIUM Aktuální nabídka akvarijních ryb 25.09.2021 VIVARIUM, Tomáš a Mirka Kučerovi Telefon 315 622 028 Řípská ulice (areál Mefrit) www.vivarium.cz, [email protected] 276 01 Mělník, CZ GPS 50°21'42.75"N,14°28'13.19"E Živorodkovití (Poeciliidae) Živorodka sličná Neoheterandria elegans 65 Kč Živorodka duhová Poecilia reticulata 30 Kč Živorodka ostrotlamá Black Molly Poecilia sphenops Black Molly 30 Kč Živorodka ostrotlamá Gold Molly Poecilia sphenops Gold Molly 38 Kč Živorodka Wingeova - Endlerka Poecilia wingei 38 Kč Mečovka Xiphophorus helleri 38 Kč Plata skvrnitá Xiphophorus maculatus 35 Kč Máloostní (Cypriniformes) Kaprovití (Cyprinidae) Razborka bornejská Boraras brigittae 38 Kč Razbora skvrnoocasá Boraras urophtalmoides 20 Kč Parmička černopruhá Crossocheilus siamensis 54 Kč Danio duhové Danio albolineatus 28 Kč Danio myanmarské Danio choprae 49 Kč Danio perlové (Galaxy Razbora) Danio margaritatus 65 Kč Danio pruhované Danio rerio 18 Kč Danio tečkované Danio sp. frankei 18 Kč Danio malabarské Devario malabaricus 32 Kč Gara žlutopruhá Garra flavatra 98 Kč Jeleček duhový Notropis chrosomus 65 Kč Parmička nádherná Puntius conchonius 30 Kč Parmička černoskvrnná Puntius mahecola 35 Kč Parmička purpurová Puntius nigrofasciatus 30 Kč Parmička perleťová Puntius oligolepis 29 Kč Parmička z Oděsy Puntius padamya 29 Kč Parmička pětipruhá Puntius pentazona 22 Kč Parmička olivová (Schubertka) Puntius semifasciolatus 24 Kč Parmička čtyřpruhá Puntius tetrazona 22 Kč Parmička čtyřpruhá mechová Puntius tetrazona (mechová) 35 Kč Parmička čtyřpruhá Hong Kong Puntius tetrazona (xanthorická) 28 Kč Parmička duhová Puntius titteya 24 Kč Razbora černopruhá Rasbora borapetensis 38 Kč Kardinálka čínská Tanichthys albonubes 22 Kč Razbora Espeho Trigonostigma espei 48 Kč Razbora Hengelova Trigonostigma hengeli 38 Kč Razbora klínoskvrnná Trigonostigma heteromorpha 22 Kč Sekavcovití (Cobitidae) Sekavka pakistánská Botia lohachata 94 Kč Sekavka nádherná Chromobotia macracanthus 265 Kč Sekavka žlutoploutvá Yasuhikotakia modesta 120 Kč Obojživelníci (Amphibia) Stránka 2/6 VIVARIUM Aktuální nabídka akvarijních ryb 25.09.2021 VIVARIUM, Tomáš a Mirka Kučerovi Telefon 315 622 028 Řípská ulice (areál Mefrit) www.vivarium.cz, [email protected] 276 01 Mělník, CZ GPS 50°21'42.75"N,14°28'13.19"E Mloci (Caudata) Axolotl mexický Ambystoma mexicanum 98 Kč Ostnoploutví (Perciformes) Čichavcovití (Helostomatidae) Čichavec líbající Helostoma temminckii 38 Kč Guramovití (Osphronemidae) Bojovnice pestrá samec Betta splendens samec 80 Kč Bojovnice pestrá samice Betta splendens samice 50 Kč Čichavec medový zlatý Colisa chuna gold 68 Kč Čichavec pyskatý orange Colisa labiosa orange 55 Kč Čichavec zakrslý Colisa lalia 65 Kč Rájovec dlouhoploutvý Macropodus opercularis 38 Kč Rájovec černý Macropodus spechti 48 Kč Čichavec perleťový Trichogaster leerii 48 Kč Čichavec zlatý Trichogaster trichopterus Gold 45 Kč Čichavec modrý Trichogaster trichopterus sumatranus 38 Kč Vrčivka pruhovaná Trichopsis vittata 55 Kč Okounkovití (Centrarchidae) Slunečnice pestrá Lepomis gibbosus 45 Kč Vrubozubcovití (Cichlidae) Akara Neon Blue Aequidens Neon Blue 98 Kč Kančík příčnopruhý Amatitlania nigrofasciata 38 Kč Akara potoční Andinoacara rivulatus 48 Kč Cichlidka Thomasova Anomalochromis thomasi 45 Kč Cichlidka Borelliho Opal Apistogramma borellii Opal 140 Kč Cichlidka papouščí Apistogramma cacatuoides 85 Kč Vrubozobec paví Astronotus ocellatus 68 Kč Vrubozubec paví albino Astronotus ocellatus albino 105 Kč Cichlida Aulonocara sp. Fire Fish Aulonocara sp. Fire Fish 120 Kč Cichlida Aulonocara sp. RED DRAGON Aulonocara sp. RED DRAGON 120 Kč Akara hnědá Cleithracara maronii 50 Kč Kančík panamský Cryptoheros panamensis 95 Kč Kančík zelenooký Cryptoheros sajica 58 Kč Kančík sedmipruhý Cryptoheros septemfasciatus 60 Kč Cichlida Cryptoheros sp. Honduran Red Point Cryptoheros sp. Honduran Red Point 98 Kč Perleťovka Geophagus sp. Tapajos red head Geophagus sp. Tapajos red head 135 Kč Perleťovka červenopřilbá Geophagus steindachneri 65 Kč Perlovka turkanská Hemichromis exsul 95 Kč Kančík Heros sp. Rotkeil Heros sp. Rotkeil 85 Kč Cichlidka mnohotrnná Herotilapia multispinosa 40 Kč Kančík nikaragujský Hypsophrys nicaraguensis 65 Kč Stránka 3/6 VIVARIUM Aktuální nabídka akvarijních ryb 25.09.2021 VIVARIUM, Tomáš a Mirka Kučerovi Telefon 315 622 028 Řípská ulice (areál Mefrit) www.vivarium.cz, [email protected] 276 01 Mělník, CZ GPS 50°21'42.75"N,14°28'13.19"E Cichlidka Reganova Julidochromis regani Kilipi 90 Kč Cichlida Julidochromis transcriptus Julidochromis transcriptus 150 Kč Cichlida Labidochromis caeruleus Labidochromis caeruleus 90 Kč Cichlida Metraclima emmiltos Mpangha Rock Metraclima emmiltos Mpangha Rock 98 Kč Cichlidka Ramirezova zlatá Mikrogeophagus ramirezi gold 70 Kč Cichlidka Ramirezova Neon Blue Mikrogeophagus ramirezi Neon Blue 95 Kč Pestřenec tanganijský Neolamprologus brichardi 95 Kč Pestřenec zlatožlutý Neolamprologus leleupi 90 Kč Cichlida Neolamprologus pulcher Neolamprologus pulcher 80 Kč Cichlida Nimbochromis venustus Nimbochromis venustus 95 Kč Kančík červenohlavý Paraneetroplus synspilus 98 Kč Pestřenec červený Pelvicachromis pulcher 48 Kč Pestřenec mnohobarvý Pelvicachromis subocellatus Matadi 95 Kč Kančík lesklý Petenia splendida red 290 Kč Cichlida Pseudotropheus aurora Pseudotropheus aurora 95 Kč Skalára Leopoldova Pterophyllum leopoldi 195 Kč Skalára amazonská Pterophyllum scalare 48 Kč Skalára amazonská L Pterophyllum scalare L 90 Kč Skalara amazonská Pinoy Pterophyllum scalare Pinoy 0 Kč Kančík perleťový Rocio octofasciata 50 Kč Kančík Sieboldův Talamancaheros sieboldii 170 Kč Kančík Elliotův Thorichthys ellioti 75 Kč Kančík červenohrdlý Thorichthys meeki 48 Kč Kančík Vieja hartwegi Vieja hartwegi 120 Kč Cichlida Vieja melanura Lago Petén Vieja melanura Lago Peten 290 Kč Cichlida Vieja zonata Vieja zonata 98 Kč Sumci (Siluriformes) Krunýřovcovití (Loricariidae) Krunýřovec Ancistrus sp. Ancistrus sp. 35 Kč Krunýřovec Ancistrus sp. zlatý Ancistrus sp. Gold 70 Kč Krunýřovec Ancistrus sp. L Ancistrus sp. L 70 Kč Krunýřovec Ancistrus sp. Super Red Ancistrus sp. Super Red 95 Kč Krunýřovec Ancistrus sp. XL Ancistrus sp. XL 150 Kč Krunýřovka Thomsonova Chaetostoma thomsoni 224 Kč L010a Rineloricaria sp. Red L010a Rineloricaria sp. Red 135 Kč L018 Baryancistrus xanthellus L018 Baryancistrus xanthellus 890 Kč L144 Ancistrus sp. L144 Ancistrus sp. 80 Kč L165 Krunýřovec síťovaný L165 Pterygoplichthys gibbiceps 110 Kč LDA 007 Pseudacanticus cf. leopardus LDA 007 Pseudacanticus cf. leopardus 590 Kč Krunýřovec jednopruhý Otocinclus affinis 58 Kč Pancéřníčkovití (Callichthyidae) Pancéřníček zelený Corydoras aeneus 28 Kč Pancéřníček zelený - Black Venezuela Corydoras aeneus Black Venezuela 85 Kč Pancéřníšek skvrnitý Corydoras paleatus 28 Kč Pancéřníček skvrnitý zlatý Corydoras paleatus Gold 35 Kč Stránka 4/6 VIVARIUM Aktuální nabídka akvarijních ryb 25.09.2021 VIVARIUM, Tomáš a Mirka Kučerovi Telefon 315 622 028 Řípská ulice (areál Mefrit) www.vivarium.cz, [email protected] 276 01 Mělník, CZ GPS 50°21'42.75"N,14°28'13.19"E Pancéřníček panda Corydoras panda 65 Kč Pancéřníček Sterbův Corydoras sterbai 90 Kč Pancéřníček venezuelský Corydoras venezuelanus 95 Kč Pancéřníček dlouhovousý Dianema longibardis 48 Kč Pancéřníček kropenatý Megalechis thoracata 48 Kč Pancéřníček kropenatý albino Megalechis thoracata albino 68 Kč Pancéřníček kropenatý XL Megalechis thoracata XL 100 Kč Sumcovití (Siluridae) Sumec sklovitý Kryptopterus bicirrhis 135 Kč Trnobřiší (Characiformes) Afrotetrovití (Alestiidae) Tetra konžská Phenacogrammus interruptus 70 Kč Piraňovití (Serrasalmidae) Piraňa Nattererova Pygocentrus nattereri 98 Kč Sekernatkovití (Gasteropelecidae) Sekernatka dlouhoploutvá Thoracocharax stellatus 96 Kč Štíhlotělovití (Lebiasinidae) Drobnoústka pruhovaná Nannostomus beckfordi 34 Kč Drobnoústka trpasličí Nannostomus marginatus 48 Kč Tetrovití (Characidae) Tetra červenoploutvá Aphyocharax anisitsi 28 Kč Tetra Fredcochuova Boehlkea fredcochui 30 Kč Tetra černá Gymnocorymbus ternetzi 20 Kč
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