RED CORAL BOXING DAY BLOWOUT

[RedCoralEdmonton]

Holiday hours for the Edmonton store are:

Dec 22, 23, 24 - 11am - 5pm

Dec 25 - Closed

Dec 26 - 11am - 6pm

Dec 31 - 11am - 5pm

Jan 1 - Closed

Steve

[Ian]

NICE.....STARTED putting water in the new 260 gallon system today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[ALang]

Margarita snails, are they the same as Mexican turbo snails??

[fencer]

Escargot....I will be there early with the butter sauce

[Cranky When Wet]

Originally Posted by fencer

Escargot....I will be there early with the butter sauce

ROFLMFAO......

snail killer...

Just Kidding... I'll bring the nappies!

U R TOO FUNNY ... OK, I really need to compose myself now Bwaaaaa....

The Bunny

[JohnnyReeftank]

Just wondering....if I buy a $500 gift card then will the discount apply to several trips incase I dont spend it all in one trip?

[Red Coral Aquariums]

Originally Posted by JohnnyReeftank

Just wondering....if I buy a $500 gift card then will the discount apply to several trips incase I dont spend it all in one trip?

We just deduct what you spend that day and the rest you can use at your leisure.
Kevin

[Red Coral Aquariums]

Originally Posted by ALang

Margarita snails, are they the same as Mexican turbo snails??

Mexican Turbo snails get large. Here is some info on the Magarita's

Description:The Margarita Snail is one of the most sought after home reef inhabitants. This is because they can consume large amounts of algae, including nuisance hair varieties. Plus, unlike some snails, Margarita's are non-venomous and peaceful towards corals, invertebrates, and all tankmates. Also known as the Stomatella Limpet, Little Margarite, and Pearl or Pearly Topped Snail, the Margarita Snail has a brown body and smooth, turban-shaped shell. They stay small growing to a maximum size of only 1" as an adult.
Tank Recommendations: The Margarita Snail does well in a well established home aquarium . Like other invertebrates, the Margarita Snail is sensitive to high nitrate levels and copper-based medications. Also, it should be acclimated to new aquariums using the drip acclimation method.
Food and diet: Keep in mind that the Margarita Snail will starve if algae levels become sparse. Therefore, supplement their diet with dried seaweed. To feed, use an algae clip or wrap the seaweed around a rock or empty shell and place into your aquarium, next to the glass.
Level of Care: Easy
Reef Compatibility:Very good
Approximate Purchase Size: 1/2" to 3/4"

Kevin

[fencer]

But are they good to eat Kevin

[Red Coral Aquariums]

Originally Posted by fencer

But are they good to eat Kevin

I'm going to Dodge this question. LOL
Kevin