For Sale: Plants and Shrimp Supplies

[Triton]

Buce: - Buy 4 get 1 Free
Dark Velvet - $15 each
Firebird - $12 each
Brownie Angel - $12 each
Sp. Metal - $12 each
Pygmea - $12 each
Tortoise - $12 each
Dark Theia Round - $15 each
Centipede Red - $15 each

Swords:
Echinodorus Horizontalis Mini - $10 ea
Echinodorus Hadi Red Pearl - $20 ea (uncommon sword)
Echinodorus Fancy Twist - $15 (uncommon sword)

Anubias:
Nana - $6 ea
Petite - $4 for 5+ leaves
Golden - $9 ea
Hastifolia - $10 ea
Minima - $8 ea
Striped Barteri - $9 ea
Barteri - $8 ea
Congensis - $7 ea
Round Leaf - $13 ea
Lanceolata - $8 ea
Heterophylla - $10 ea

Groundcover
Glosso - $1 per 4-5" Strand
Dwarf Hairgrass - $6 per 2x2

Misc
Crinum Calamistratum - $15 ea or 5 for $60
Cyperus Helferi - $4 ea or 5 for $16
Banana Plant - $4 each
Microsorum Pteropus Tropica - $5 per plant
Microsorum Pteropus Philippine - $7 per plant

Osmocote Plus Root Tabs - $6 for 50 pack
Mulberry Leaves - $10 for 20
Indian Almond Leaves - $0.35 each
Cholla Wood - $2 each or 5 for $8

Tantora Products:
Mulberry Leaves $7.00 (10 leaves)
Guava Leaves $7.00 (10 leaves)
Banana Leaves $7.00 (10 leaves)
Amaranth Leaves $8.00 (20 Leaves)
Catappa Leaves $6.00 (10 leaves) or $18.00 (50 Leaves)
Catappa Bark $10.00 (20 grams)
Catappa Logs $20.00 (2 logs)
Catappa Essence $22.00 (30ml)
Humic Black Water $17.00 (60ml)
Micro Active $17.00 (60ml)
Mineral Liquid $17.00 (60ml)
Montmorillonite Powder $12.00 (50 grams)
Montmorillonite Stone $11.00 (100 grams)

 

[cherokeeluvr]

Can you post a picture of the glosso? Does it grow well without co2?


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[Triton]

i can try to post a photo later tonight when I get home, the glosso can survive without CO2 however will do better with it

 

[Brookster123]

I'd just like to say I've dealt with triton before, very professional. Over all great experience.

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[Dyl1234]

If you still have 2 cholla logs, dwarf hairgrass, and 1 banana plant I want them!!


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