Mystery Thai Buffalo-Head Ranchu Starter Packs (BBR Edition) - SOLD OUT

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Limited Mystery Thai Buffalo-Head Ranchu Starter Packs Now available for pre-orders on spawn 1 hatched 12.10.2018

•5-pack: $60.00 - free shipping via USPS Priority Mail
•10-pack: $100.00 - free shipping via USPS Priority Mail

These baby ranchu are intended for the new aquarist -- or an experienced hobbyist that wants a jump start on stocking their fish room and/or ponds, or anyone that wants to watch very young ranchu fry they did not have to breed themselves, but, wants to experience the joy of watching them develop as they grow for as long as you have them. The Mystery comes from not yet knowing which colors varieties you will end up with! Could they become red? Could they become white? Could they become Red/White??? Who knows!

Starter Pack Notes:
-These ranchu have not color changed yet.
-These ranchu are babies.
-They have unconfirmed gender.
-They don't have confirmed/denied double anal fins, or split double caudal fins.

BUT, I can guarantee that they are not missing any fins, or eyes, have a nice back, and are happy and healthy and little pigs (eating me out of house and home. Lol)

Please also note, that these Ranchu are NOT what I personally consider culls. Being that I have limited space -- I would not dream of keeping what i considered to be culls to make a dollar. Maybe one day, but not today! LOL.

There are a limited amount of packs available! Please email me at greenwaterranchu@gmail.com to place an order and please remember include:

-Your First and Last name OR the name of the business you would like them shipped.
-Your complete shipping address including zip code.
-Your contact email address (for invoicing.)
-Your contact telephone number.
-The packs you would like.

I will send you an invoice via PayPal. Once the invoice is paid, ill print a copy of the invoice, and place it in my outgoing file. When I do create shipping labels, they will be thru PayPal, and you will get notifications and tracking information via email from PayPal.

This spawn is from Tempura x Ikura. Photos of the parents can be found here: https://www.greenwaterranchublog.com/2018/12/thai-buffalo-head-ranchu-spawn-late-2018.html

Shipping will begin sometime after Valentines Day 2019.

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