updated photos on the webiste- check 'em out! New species!
 

http://msjinkzd.com/news/i-picked-up...ale-next-week/

Drape fin barbs, hillstream loaches, boraras, mini moth catfish (anchor cats), blue velvet shrimp, green and black babaulti and lots lots more!

Sale to come next week!

Those Rosy Loaches are terrific little guys.

Wish I had room for a species tank.

theyw ould do well with boraras or darios, as well, or even something like cpd's

Rosy Loaches <.< Never see them for sale. Oh I should make an order lol.

they are neat! I cannot see what they look like when they settle in further :) They are not a formally described species yet.

Once they settle in, I have a feeling you're going to want to keep all of them for yourself.

They really are great and people should snatch them up quickly.

Hi Rachel, what's the price for hillstream loaches?

They do look cool and fun as hell watching some YouTube videos. Needs open "ground" space, exposed rock or substrate from everything I just read. I have a feeling they would spend all of their time stuck to the glass in my tank - all planted with no open areas.

I have plenty of open space and the one I had still spent all it's time on the glass. :) but they need current.

i will price them out once I sit down with teh freight and piece numbers :)

Oki doki, can't wait. :)

Those "blue velvets" look like c. serrata? The black dots, very interesting!

I am not at all sure what they are, i sent some photographs to Chris Lukhaup over in Germany, and may be sending him a preserved adult male to see if he can figure it out. If he hasn't seen them, it is unusual.

Oh man, now I want butterfly loaches again. How do you think they might do in a shrimp tank?

as long as the shrimp tank has a lot of flow/oxygenation and isn't too warm, they should do fine