[Underwater]

What? What's shameful?

The fact that I have not "officially" given props where props are due, and I would be remiss if I continued to do so.

If anyone has not had the pleasure of stopping by Red Coral, please do so. Kevin and Doug have been working tirelessly to create a warm and welcoming environment for people to come and visit, learn and purchase quality fish, inverts and corals.

They go the extra mile to greet each customer as they walk in the door and make the time to answer any questions they might have-no matter how busy they are. A nice "learning center" is set-up for those who would like to sit-or those who would like to do a little research before making a purchase. No matter if you buy thousands of dollars of merchandise, or just stop by to say "hi" and look around, you are treated as a valued customer.

The tanks are clean and well taken care of (not containing dying or dead/decaying fish). You don't need to worry about what type of "nasties" might be getting introduced to your tank. Corals are healthy and there is a wide selection. In fact, if a fish/coral/invert isn't looking so hot, they won't sell it to you. They would rather wait and make sure it will survive before sending it home with you. That, in my opinion, is the mark of a truly caring business.

As I said previously, if you haven't had the pleasure of stopping by, please do so. I am sure you will see what many have already discovered...a new place in Calgary to shop for saltwater stock and supplies.

Thanks guys and keep up the GREAT work!!

Michelle