|
|
|
|
|
#2
03-19-2014, 03:59 AM
|
|||||
|
|||||
I'm not sure if there is a "best reef shop." Everyone has their favourites. Personally I like to visit them all as much as I can. We don't have a lot of reef shops in the city and the ones we do have are different enough to warrant a visit (except for Riverfront. Seriously, stay away from that place if you value your time. Their selection and husbandry for Saltwater is abysmal). As for all the other stores, you can easily catch them on one of their good days or bad days. I've seen coral die off, fish death and tank crashes at all the local stores. I've also seen wonderfully healthy fish, coral and selection at all the stores (save for Riverfront).
|
|
#3
03-19-2014, 11:59 AM
|
|||||
|
|||||
|
Ok, thanks everyone! That gives me a few to visit - I leave for Calgary tomorrow and will be there all next week! Looking forward to doing the rounds and maybe seeing some of you too?
__________________
2005 -150 gl. in-wall-sold -a beauty! -sold 2008, 2007 -29 gl. BC -sold 2008, 2008 - Starphire 47gl. cube -sold 02/10, 02/2010 -75gl reef ready -sold 2011 2011-2012 - 8ft custom 150gl. - sold 02/13 - 34gl Solana, Maxspect 120 Razor 16k LED, stock modded skimmer, ATO, and Nitra-Guard Bio-Cubes (Bomb method). - sold 09/13 - Current set-up: 60 gl cube, Maxspect Razor 120 LED 16k, Octopus1000 cone skimmer, Eheim return, Nitra-Guard Bio-Cubes (bomb method)
|
Hybrid Mode
