Selling my 35 gal rimless tank and it’s 200+ shrimp colony (too many to count) and 5 Cory’s and all the plants nothing else what would be a reasonable price? Sad to see her go but she’ll be back in a different form
i think it would be best to price everything separately before getting a true full total. depending on the grade of shrimp you have, age of corydoras, types of plants and overall age of the tank. you can find some references on online aquarium and fish shops for price estimates. but one thing i’d say is, definitely go through your shrimpies and pull out the highest grade (best colour, size, and overall health) to price it higher than the rest of your shrimps. people are always looking for high grade shrimpies in all colours. best of luck
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I agree with the other guy, do seperate sales and you’ll make way more money with it — people would probably buy seperate pieces, anyways!! Good luck with your beautiful tank ❤️
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i think it would be best to price everything separately before getting a true full total. depending on the grade of shrimp you have, age of corydoras, types of plants and overall age of the tank. you can find some references on online aquarium and fish shops for price estimates. but one thing i’d say is, definitely go through your shrimpies and pull out the highest grade (best colour, size, and overall health) to price it higher than the rest of your shrimps. people are always looking for high grade shrimpies in all colours. best of luck
I agree with the other guy, do seperate sales and you’ll make way more money with it — people would probably buy seperate pieces, anyways!! Good luck with your beautiful tank ❤️
100-200 or sell it all separately