Desprite!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

okay im stuck here in the snow, there is a ***** nearby,(i dont trust them) do think i should take any extra precautions when shopping? what should i look for?
 

meowzer

Moderator
What are you desperate for???
I wouldn't buy any fish from them, but supplies should be ok...just check expiration dates
 
i need test kit refills, and im on a deadline to finish my tank for my class, i need to get two clowns by the end of the week, and the usual place wont have any in for a month, so im really desperate
 

meowzer

Moderator
Originally Posted by fitbmxdude989
http:///forum/post/3230779
i need test kit refills, and im on a deadline to finish my tank for my class, i need to get two clowns by the end of the week, and the usual place wont have any in for a month, so im really desperate
OH.....I guess you can see how they look....The ***** I have been to, they always look half dead
There is always online.....you can have them next day%%
 
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bigtankbigfish

Guest
All depends on who runs the fish Dept. When i moved to my current place a year ago, ALL the fish at my ***** were sickly. Half the tanks would be empty and the ones with fish were filthy. They had tangs in 10 gallon tanks they had anemones with no lights, the ugliest coral polyps ever. Then they transfered over a new person from out of state just to run the fish dept and now its completely revived. Every time I go in there she has her hands in there, and most importantly she gives people "good" advice and not salesman advice. They actually sell T5 fixtures now and higher end equimpent. I havent actually bought a fish from there yet but I would, just use the same cautions as if u bought it from any other place. You gotta admit the prices blow away most LFS.
 

florida joe

Well-Known Member
If you must use ***** Just do as i have done, cut out the ***** handling. Have them order the fish you want. They have a list of fish available every week so you know if one is getting delivered. Have then call you when the truck gets in and take delivery of the fish before it goes from the shipping bag to their tanks
 
thanks for the help, i just got off the phone with the lady that run the aquarium section and correct me if im wrong, peculas and Ocellaris are the same thing right?
 

florida joe

Well-Known Member
Technically you are wrong
research Amphiprion ocellaris and Amphiprion percula while very similar they do have differences
 

hunt

Active Member
at least an hour, i put them in and start acclimating, after one hour i take out half the water and after two hours i put them in the DT
 
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