A Good Place To Find Fish/aquariums

[Ilya]

I do a lot of searching on craigslist. And I'm currently looking for an aquarium and supplies. Do you think I will have much luck finding anything. I do think I have found an awesome deal though. But it's a little too much for my standards (I'm going cold freshwater).

http/salem.craigslist.org/pet/333948393.html

Edit: Oops, It read tank heater, and not just tank .

 

[iairj84]

That fish can barely turn around in that tank!!! My goodness! $100 for an oscar is much too much also! You can find them for pennies at your LFS, people don't realize how big they get!

 

[Ilya]

I would release it to the wild, but our river is too polluted . And besides, oscars live in the ocean?

This is fairly good too .
http/salem.craigslist.org/pet/325130947.html

 

[celaeno]

oscars do not live in the ocean. they are freshwater fish from the amazon river in south america.

 

[MikeD67]

I found my 85 gal with 2 emporer filters and a nice oak stand and 300 watt heater for $300 on craigslist.com if you look hard enough you can find good deals on there but some people do ask way to much.

 

[loachman]

I would release it to the wild, but our river is too polluted . And besides, oscars live in the ocean?

This is fairly good too .
http/salem.craigslist.org/pet/325130947.html

NEVER release a aquarium fish into the wild. They cause HUGE ecological problems when they're introduced to non-native habitats. DO NOT do this.

They often drain entire ponds around here if someone catches a pirahna or snakehead in them. The cost to you, the taxpayer, is atronomical for something so insanely easy to not do.

Livebearers have overpopulated alot of Carribean/subtropical waterways and choke out native fishes.

Weather loaches occurring in waterways around Seattle.

There are many other examples as well.