If you havent already tried them and you dont mind a little bit of a trek you could also try calling Conway's tropical fish (in Conway), or Petpourri in Everette (pretty good selection of catfish and plecos!) If that doesnt pan out there is a seller on Aquabid with 100% positive feedback who is ...

Went out yesterday to a few fish stores north of Seattle to look for interesting cats for my 55g tank Clarks Feed n' Seed (Bellingham, WA) - great selection of Cory, not many other cats. They are really focused on plants and micro tanks and really dont stock many fish over 4" these days. Their ...

I was able to find Erethistes hara locally, which was I was a little surprised at.

If anyone has a line on some Erethistes Pusillus I am still interested in acquiring those.

Thanks!

... We have a few good stores in the pacfic northwest (seattle / portland) but I have yet to find a store that is really in to unusual and uncommon cats. Have you been to Clark's yet in Bellingham? That was my old haunt in my undergrad days. Jools, Whitepine and I even made a pilgrimage there last ...

Where are you located in the US? I cant even tell you how many of these I saw at our last auction. There seems to be an epidemic of albino bushynose ancistrus spawning in the Seattle area.

Wow. That is a cool Syno, and have never seen Amaralia hypsiura before.

We have a few good stores in the pacfic northwest (seattle / portland) but I have yet to find a store that is really in to unusual and uncommon cats.

Im looking for any of the larger variety of moth cat. You may have seen hara jerdoni (known as anchor cats, stone cats, and moth cats) which are the tiny and commonly seen relative of these fish. The larger moth cats look very similar but range from 2.5 - 3.5 inches. They are native to India. I have ...