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The Order Is Here..inverts Are In The Building(updated stock list)
Snails:
numbers 1 + / 10-49 / 50 + Astreas 2.00 / 1.75 / 1.50 Margaritas 2.00 / 1.75 / 1.50 Nassarius 2.00 / 1.75 / 1.50 Black Turbos 2.50 / 2.25 / 2.00 Tonga Ceriths 2.50 / 2.25 / 2.00 Mexican Turbos 3.50 4 for 12.00 Bumble Bee Snails 3.00 4 for 10.00 Dwarf Ceriths 1.50 Crabs: Blue Legged – 1.00 Scarlet – 3.00 or 4 for 10.00 Emerald Crabs – 10.00 Arrow Crabs – 12.50 Decorator crabs - 10.00 Shrimp: Peppermint shrimp - 10.00 Misc: Atlantic Featherdusters – 10.00 Urchins: Pencil - 10.00 Short Spine - 10.00 Pincushion - 10.00 Anemones: Pink tip Haitian - 25.00 Condylactus - 25.00 Also have zoos and ricordea now available. PM me or call me 951 2271 thanks Neal |
Thanks again Neil
I just bought a cool Lime Green Anemone, a Pink Tip Haitian Anemone, as well as a Sexy Shrimp from Neil, and they look great in my Tank, if any one in the Edmonton area wants to save allot of money I would suggest having a look at what he has for sale. It's nice to be able to save money, especially when the local stores seam to be charging so much.
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updated my stock list
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Neal,
We'll do some invert business next Friday! Matthew |
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Don't mean to hijack you there Neal but I have heard that comment to many times and it just strikes a nerve.... |
Without disrespect, and with a distinct feeling of IBTL, they have overhead in Richmond, Burnaby and Calgary, too, to mention three places I've been recently where I can find significantly lower prices at retail than I can here in Edmonton. Pricing is complicated, and "overhead" is a simplistic rejoinder.
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Whoa! wait a sec on that one. Richmond, Burnaby, Calgary? I think population density and the economic mix support many more hobbyists than Edmonton (just MHO).
Having run a retail operation in the past, and currently running my own service-based shop now (with employees and expenses) I understand how hard it can be to compete on price with others with lower overhead or bigger markets. There is a pretty wide spectrum on pricing in Edmonton however, AI & BA seem to be the most out to lunch when I've comparison shopped. Sometimes it's ok to pay a bit more knowing you'll get a certain level of service in return. Discussions with retailers provided the advice for me to enter this hobby, and without support - we'd be left to our own devices. Anyhoo, that's my 2 cents. |
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Economics 101: Supply vs Demand.
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I have only been into the hobby for 4 weeks now and I am already seeing a lot of the things people are saying about the retail stores in this city. How is it that I can buy 50lbs of Jakarta, which is not a bulk order by any means, from Vancouver, have it sent by westjet and in my hands within five hours for under $7.00 per lb when I have seen it as high as $10.00lb in the city. Now when I actually do buy fish, I will consider the quarantine facilities and service of the local shops. But from what I understand there is no guarantee on any fish and I may want to take a chance to save up to 50% on livestock. Even if one does kick off before it gets here I can still try one more time and have spent the same amount of money.
I want to support local business. However for example, when I have to go on a local shops website to get the same chain to match the $100 + difference on lights, then there is something seriously wrong. Well that is my two cents. |
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