Needs a Good Home

[Orion]

Hey everyone! I have an Oscar that I would like to find a good home for. He is 11in, and a year and a half old. His normal food is Hikari Cichlid Gold with some shrimp pellets and chucks of bloodworms from time to time, and is feed feeders only as a treat on rare occasions. Due to limited funds (Im sure nobody else has that problem) and a limit on space (hehe, yeah, that one either) and time I am going to have to get rid of most of my tanks. We are hoping to move soon and the less stuff we have to move the better off we will be.

I live in the South Eastern Part of Kentucky, so If you are interested please let me know and we will work somthing out on the travel arangment. I dont want any money for the fella, just the peace of mind that he will be well taken care of. He is the fishy in my avitar.

 

[stik6shift98]

well i would glaldy take him but i live in chicago... i sometimes go to lafayette but thats still way out of the way...
do u make any road trips up this way or know anyone that does... i have 8 oscars right now and one more wont hurt... their all about 7-12 inches

 

[Orion]

No, dont know anybody who goes up that way, but i sold him a couple of weeks ago anyways. He went to a great place, a guy had a 110 gal tank empty and was looking for a big fish to put in it. Thanks for the offer.

 

[todd_norton]

I have heard that oscars can live in a pond if it is at least 5 feet deep. Has anyone else heard this? I have two oscars that will soon be making the trip to a pond...

 

[Cichlid-Man]

They could. Not in a natural pond of course. So don't go releasing your fish into lakes, ponds and rivers kids!

If its a backyard pond yes they can. With proper temp. control and feeding.