yea the red one is beautiful! i've thought about getting one but...my substrate isn't suitable for their needs
besides i have 2 wonderful abe's puffer in there right now.
one thing that made it easy not to get was their $60 asking price 0_0
yea the red one is beautiful! i've thought about getting one but...my substrate isn't suitable for their needs
besides i have 2 wonderful abe's puffer in there right now.
one thing that made it easy not to get was their $60 asking price 0_0
Well from what I heard, Congo's are alittle pricey. So you could be paying alittle more for them and if you see one. You might not beable to find one again or for awhile. If you order one from the internet then you would be paying that price or more with shipping. So to me it's a deal mainly for that red one because you dont or wont see them that color on an average. Many people would kill for that red one and probley pay that price because someone will and mainly that red one wont be there very long.
Chris,
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yeah they can be pricey, depending on time of year and availability in your area i would guess. a congo is on my list that i would like to get. and yeah that second one is a really nice looking one. it would be between the marble coloration in the first pic and the red in the second. both my favorite colors/patterns in a congo
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oh yea and would eco complete and fine gravel mix substrate work for congos? or do they have to be in sand? can't imagine they'd be in a freshwater area in the wild, with 100% sand.. ?
im planning on stopping by tomorrow so i'll ask them. if they say no, i'll be more than happy to assist you with buying one - seems like congos are a rarity?