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I am selling a group of 9 F1 L-46 Zebra pleco fry approx 3/4 inch.
My price. $675 for the group. Comes to $75 each. Lowest price anywhere. Shipping is Southwest cargo collect airport to airport.
Sorry, CANNOT ship overnight to your door. Only airport to airport.
I have sold quite a few of these fry. Healthy and growing well.
PM if interested.

Here is a better picture.
Healthy and beautiful

Picture of actual fry for sale

What exactly do you mean by F1?

Ltygress wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 02:09 What exactly do you mean by F1?

From the Glossary
F0
An original set of parents in a breeding program. May also refer to a wild-caught fish kept in captivity.
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F1
The first filial generation. May also refer to the first children of a particular set of wild-caught parents (F0).
All children of the F0 parents will be considered F1.
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F2
The second filial generation. May also refer to the "grandchildren" of a particular set of wild-caught parents (F0).
All "grandchildren" of the F0 parents will be considered F2.

Dave Rinaldo wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 02:32

Ltygress wrote: ↑07 Jan 2019, 02:09What exactly do you mean by F1?

From the Glossary
F0
An original set of parents in a breeding program. May also refer to a wild-caught fish kept in captivity.
More...
F1
The first filial generation. May also refer to the first children of a particular set of wild-caught parents (F0).
All children of the F0 parents will be considered F1.
More...
F2
The second filial generation. May also refer to the "grandchildren" of a particular set of wild-caught parents (F0).
All "grandchildren" of the F0 parents will be considered F2.

Exactly what Dave Rinaldo said, although scientists don't tend to say "F0." They say "P" (for parents, referring to original generation, or what we think of as F0).
It is also explained here: https://www.planetcatfish.com/shaneswor ... cle_id=555

Cheers, Eric

P.S., As for the price, yes $75 per fish for zebras is a great price. That said, the going price for captive bred zebras is often $100 USD per inch, so on a "per inch" price scale, $75 is normal, not particularly low. The real savings is that most sellers won't sell fish until they are 1", so you have trouble finding them for $75.

Hopefully you still have some left when i get my tax returns. I'm looking to get 5 to add to my current 5

The real savings is that most sellers won't sell fish until they are 1",

I have sold over 500 zebras since the start of 2007. I have never and will never sell them until they are both over 6 months old and 1.5 inches TL. I do not consider it safe to ship them at 3/4 of an inch. If they are delayed for any reason, they can starve to death pretty easily. While airport to airport is usually the fastest and cheapest way to ship a box, this is no guarantee that it cannot go astray or get delayed.

Just my opinion, as always.

TwoTankAmin wrote: ↑08 Jan 2019, 21:49

The real savings is that most sellers won't sell fish until they are 1",

I have sold over 500 zebras since the start of 2007. I have never and will never sell them until they are both over 6 months old and 1.5 inches TL. I do not consider it safe to ship them at 3/4 of an inch. If they are delayed for any reason, they can starve to death pretty easily. While airport to airport is usually the fastest and cheapest way to ship a box, this is no guarantee that it cannot go astray or get delayed.

Just my opinion, as always.

I can drive and pick up from you if you have some for sale in April, they can be smaller than an inch

Still available? Where r u located?

I'm also looking for some, great deal

I no longer breed L-46