I am getting into breeding and would like to breed mollies, convict cichlids, oscars, crawfish, guppies, and anything else we can breed easily. I am starting out breeding various species to have a healthy selection of feeders and I plan work my way up to breeding exotic catfish. I have several aquariums lying around that are empty and in need of fish. I would like to have a large variety of genetics to reduce inbreeding and promote recessive traits. I have learned in my years of animal husbandry that I prefer to deal with private breeders rather than commercial fish factories. I will pay for shipping and handling if someone has any extra fish lying around and are willing to part ways with them away either for free or at low costs. I do mean anything. I am not doing this to make money, this is simply a hobby of mine and I would be very grateful to anyone who can help me add to the diversity of my breeding stock and expand my knowledge of aqua culture. My e-mail address is jd@sakina.com, please e-mail me if you can help me out. I am trying to acquire a broad knowledge of all aquatic lifeforms, and in order to attain this knowledge I want to have direct contact with as many species as possible. Even if no one will sell/donate fish, thanks to everyone at Monsterfishkeepers for sparking my interest in aquaculture.

You can get your feet wet (so to speak) with breeding guppies. The hardest part of breeding guppies is getting them to not do it.

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Where are u located at ?

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~ Max
29 Gallon Tall Planted and running Eheim 2217
~~ a German Blue ram pair, 9 Harlequin rasboras, 2 octilincus, 2 Dwarf neon rainbows and a honey sunset Gaurami

16 gallon Bowfront tank ~~ 3 Neon Tetras, red tailed shark, 1 angel (its a real bully), BN pleco and an albino BN pleco.