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#1
03-04-2007, 06:21 PM
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Yup, the had a Mantis Shrimp there for $9.99 in the coral tank to your right as you walk into the marine section. Hes in one of those cubes that houses the hermit crabs, snails etc (obvisouly isolated).... hes transparent coloured and not that big, lucky to be an inch i would say... i was looking for one but then i dont have an acrylic tank and wife would also beat me us as i keep getting more aquariums
 Hope that helps!! Oh... and he's been there for a good month i would say as i have seen him at the start of last month when i was drooling over stuff.... oh and by the way.... they have a wicked looking Ghost Eel in there..... beautifull looking..... i so wanted to get it...... but again..... the thought of a wife with a frying pan in her hand ready for a head shot soon put the thought of that idea out my head.... Last edited by Ticketyboo; 03-04-2007 at 06:24 PM. 
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#2
03-05-2007, 01:17 AM
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Just so you all know the "mantis" at king eds isn't a mantis at all. I don't know what it is, but it certainly is no mantis. Don't get me wrong, king eds is a great place. Many a lfs know not much at all about mantids
the ghost eel isn't currently eating but it really is a wicked cool one. smallish too. Whoever gets MUST post a new thread. Last edited by justinl; 03-05-2007 at 03:34 AM.
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#3
03-05-2007, 03:33 AM
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Hi
What did they say it was when you questioned them? it didnt look like a mantis but i wasnt sure and dont know much about them. I bought the snowflake Eel and the Yellowhead Eel from king eds about 3 weeks ago... Lovelly creatures... and oh my they have grown...
Im still looking for another panther grouper.... anyone??? 3 inches or so? as i just upgraded my tank to a larger one and the small panther grouper can stay in the reed tank for a while. There was 2 ghost Eels there and someone bought a larger one when i was in the store drooling at fish.
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#4
03-05-2007, 04:03 AM
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how much are the eels they are selling???
Kris
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#5
03-05-2007, 04:18 AM
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They are all mainly $29.99.
A few weeks ago he had a Tesselata Eel for $49.99, but i got my 2 for $29.99. They usually are 6-10 inches long but they sure grow lots.... He gets them in quite often and is still awaiting more Both of mine started eating within 2 days and are on frozen silverside and shrimp.
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#6
03-05-2007, 05:25 AM
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well the guy was honest. He told me that the collector had given it to him as a "mantis" so that's what they called it. I clued in that it wasn't a mantis because the claw that it had (maybe it was missing the other one?) was overly relatively large and was opposable like a crabs. Also you almost never find a mantis of that white or that small. It was built more like a shrimp whereas mantids (stomatopods properly) are thicker and more robust.
by the way if you were worried about glass breaking only the large adults of the largest species like a peacock or G. chiragra are even capable of it. as for your skull crackin under the unwavering force of a frying pan wielded by a wife... well i can't help ya there.
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