brown bns free to good home

Hi, I have 5 that need rehoming, ranging in size from almost full grown down to about 4cms.

I don't want anything for them, I'd just like them to go to someone who can look after them, as my biggest female is now forever chasing off the little ones.

All appear to be female so far.

Mum was albino, dad was brown, both parents died of old age at 8 years old, so these are the last of their babies in varying stages of development.

They currently live in a 100 litre tank with 5 zebra danios, 9 neon tetras, 2 ghost shrimps and a small number of apple, nerite, red ramshorn and trumpet snails, a mussel and a clam!

Am in the Cotswolds, not far from Cheltenham.

Thanks.

wish I drove would of rehomed them

I can't drive either unfortunately!

However I am on the bus route, so if you are fairly central in glos, you can get a bus from glos town centre to cheltenham, which takes 30 mins, then swap for a bus out to mine, which takes 25 min.

If you'd like to do that let me know and I can give you the bus numbers and times etc. Not sure how well fish travel on buses, but can't be that much different to being in a car!

should travel ok for short periods, if not try a couple of heat packs under the container, these are £1.00 for two at poundland at the minute

tegards..

lj

ok, thanks, I was wondering where heat packs come from, I thought I'd have to order them from somewhere obscure online!

who needz heatpacks when we have an empty bottle of coke filled with steaming hot water.. just has good..

Curby wrote:

who needz heatpacks when we have an empty bottle of coke filled with steaming hot water.. just has good..

does that not weigh alot more than a heat pack...lol...