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Columbus GA

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F here only male$ hit me up. Send photo please with info.text me : Would like to downsize some of my colony of adult female mourning geckos. I have 4 that I’d like to find new homes for and I am offering them free to a good home, but please have tank prepared and proof before adopting. I’ve raised these girls from hatchlings and they are now 2 years old and all actively producing fertile eggs. These are a parthenogenic (self reproducing) species of gecko so please do your research before considering. Very small and fast so would do best in a taller escape proof enclosure with a bioactive setup. Thank you and let me know if you are interested in taking some girls home. Available to meet in the Buckeye/Goodyear/Avondale area.Complete 90 gallon plug and play system, if your looking for a great saltwater starter tank, look no further. We have 4 GloFish to rehome; 2 pink and 2 orange, they are about 2" and have outgrown our tank. Rehoming fee is $30. Unfortunately, when we bought them, we were not told that they require a large tank, and they grew fairly quickly. They will come with the GloFish fish food that I purchased for them. I do not want to buy or take care of a larger fish tank. I would like to rehome these and buy something smaller. Also open to trade for smaller fish suitable for a 5 gal tank. Simplicity protien skimmer, jebao WaveMaker and current USA 48" light bar with controller. Also throwing in several water test kits, couple 5 gallon jugs, a 15 gallon bucket for water changes, as well as, a pump to help with water changes. You could empty the tank, take the water and be up and running in no time. Ill even get you started. I’m taking down a couple of tanks and need homes for my tropical fish. I have 6 glo fish, misc platies, a large school of neon tetra and some Cory cats. There are enough that a 30 gal would be the minimum size tank for them and that’s if it’s low stocked, otherwise a bigger tropical tank is better. I’d like $20 to assure they’re going to a good home and they won’t be food for something. The glofish aren’t cheap either, they’re about ten bux each at the pet shop. The glofish do need the blue night light feature to glow. I’d be willing to sell the glofish separately because they are in their own tank; however, they are in a 20 gal now but it’s really to small for the six of them so they could use a bigger tank. They’re still $20 for the six. Email if interested. Thank you!