German Wholesaler
German Wholesaler
Does anyone know any german wholesalers or german forums where I can find some. I need them to specialise in plecostoums.
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I have a site in my favourites, but it suddenly doesn't work anymore. Perhaps it's temporarily off line?
http://www.welse.net Have a try.
http://www.welse.net Have a try.
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Check out http://www.aquarium-glaser.de/start.html
Their January list had around 200 possibilities...
Regards,
Francisco
Their January list had around 200 possibilities...
Regards,
Francisco
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You can't view the list unless you're a customer. Or did I miss something?f3mg wrote:Check out http://www.aquarium-glaser.de/start.html
Their January list had around 200 possibilities
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A few German (whole) salers that do carry L numbers and other fish; some do also sell to hobbyists, and -as I recently found out- some ship across Germany and beyond for little extra!
these two carry mostly South American fish; cichlids, piscivore cats and L numbers.
http://www.raubwelse.de/
http://www.aquatarium.de/home/index.htm
This one's a Malawi/Tanganyika seller, but carries a fine list of Lnumbers too.
http://www.cichliden-stadl.de/index2.html
This one's the same, but their list of Lnumber's significantly smaller. they do have em though.
http://www.ostafrika-aquaristik.de/
and if you don't mind a trip: Blecha Discus Zierfisch-center in Witten Stockum near Dortmund is a great place to visit and especially in "fishy season" (end september to march or april). they tend to have weird South American fish, sometimes just a few, sometimes lots. they DO have a large variety of Loricariids year round, ranging from Parancistrus and all kinds of spiny critters to weird sandsifters like Pseudohemiodon and the like.
http://www.diskus-zierfisch-center-royal.de/
no stocklist but well worth a visit IMO.
these two carry mostly South American fish; cichlids, piscivore cats and L numbers.
http://www.raubwelse.de/
http://www.aquatarium.de/home/index.htm
This one's a Malawi/Tanganyika seller, but carries a fine list of Lnumbers too.
http://www.cichliden-stadl.de/index2.html
This one's the same, but their list of Lnumber's significantly smaller. they do have em though.
http://www.ostafrika-aquaristik.de/
and if you don't mind a trip: Blecha Discus Zierfisch-center in Witten Stockum near Dortmund is a great place to visit and especially in "fishy season" (end september to march or april). they tend to have weird South American fish, sometimes just a few, sometimes lots. they DO have a large variety of Loricariids year round, ranging from Parancistrus and all kinds of spiny critters to weird sandsifters like Pseudohemiodon and the like.
http://www.diskus-zierfisch-center-royal.de/
no stocklist but well worth a visit IMO.
Valar Morghulis