JT’s aquatics

10/10/2025

Is there any interest in whip tails here in town?

10/10/2025

If you’re looking for a tank, my friends are selling them cheap and they have plenty!

DM for more details

10/10/2025

Melinda T. Wright you won the give away!! Free shrimp coming your way! Dm me for pick up 😎

10/10/2025

One of my customers love 🦐 more than me! And 🐁 lol

10/10/2025

Take advantage of this 🦐 deal cause it won’t last long!
10 for 20 🦌

10/09/2025

Dm me what you’re wanting for this Saturday! Doing pick ups 12pm-3pm
On the shrimp special

10/07/2025

Let’s do a sale on L397 plecos to this weekend!!! 20$ each! That’s 10$ off

10/07/2025

120 gallon tank for sale! Only the tank. Pick up this Saturday. 120$

10/07/2025

Big sale this weekend! 20$ for 10 🦐!! Saturday before 5 pm pick up!
I will do the give away this weekend as well!
Thank you for your support!

10/01/2025

Got hair algae? These little guys will make quick work of it and look great doing it 😎 🦐

09/29/2025

I will be out of town next weekend! I am going to Puerto Rico!
So get your shrimp orders in before then 😎 cause when I get back, it’s time to build a new rack!

09/29/2025

L333 only a few left. They are still juveniles so price reflectors the size!

The L333 pleco, also known as the Yellow King Tiger Pleco, is a carnivorous fish native to the Amazon rainforest's Rio Xingu. They are known for their yellow background and irregular dark brown bands. Here's a quick overview of this fish:
Appearance: Yellow background with dark brown bands, large bulbous eyes, and large rayed fins.
Size: Grows to about 4–6 inches (10–15 cm).
Temperament: Generally peaceful, but may become more territorial with age.
Diet: Carnivorous, prefers frozen bloodworms, carnivore pellets, and gel diets. Does not eat wood or vegetables.
Water: Prefers soft, acidic water with a pH of 6–7.5 and a temperature of 79–86°F (26–31°C).
Habitat: Needs excellent water quality and lots of cover like driftwood or caves.
Breeding: Breeds well in captivity. The male keeps 50–80 eggs in his hole and the fry leave after about 14 days.
Lifespan: 10 years or more.
Difficulty: Best suited for intermediate aquarists.
Compatibility: Good tankmate for top-dwelling fish, but more demanding if kept with bottom-dwelling fish.
Conservation: The Brazilian government has banned the export of this species to protect the remaining population.