Rehoming large fish!

Stonegate dr, Mount Juliet TN

Description

I have 2 large tiger oscars (one albino 10/11 in. - one standard darn near a foot long by now) a large eclipse catfish (also about 10/11 inches) a pleco (about 6/7 inches) and a orange freshwater crayfish (3 inches) I'm moving a long ways away and it's going to be nerve-wracking to drive 11+ hours with 4 cats and 3 dogs as is, than have 5 gallon buckets with air hoses and heaters set up for the fish, than to arrive and have to set up my tank right away etc. So it's better to just rehome them and start all over I guess. Took a bit for these guys to grow this size and I've never seen a eclipse catfish get this big. I will be keeping my tank and accessories, but want to rehome these fish. Big fish mean big tank. Keep that in mind, do not get all these fish and try to cram them into a 20 gallon tank. Oscars are very messy and territorial also. Catfish is nocturnal so he will need a place to hide during the day. Figured I would try to rehome them for free on here before I bring them to aquatic critter.