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![]() I would still think with US importation laws and better locally bred offerings, even at a smaller, rural aquatic store you've got a pretty good chance of seeing something you might not on this side of the border.
Would a store have stock more similar to Canada's just because it's in a smaller town? I would think that anywhere close to the border would try to have SOME unique livestock for those making the trip across the border... Disappointing if not the case. |
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![]() I think it would really depend on whether the LFS has a person who is very dedicated to ordering unique species or someone who generally orders the "bread & butter" fish like clowns, damsels & yellow tangs.
Just found ad on CL for: Crystal Reef Aquatics in Bellingham. Maybe check that one out and let us know if its any good. Last edited by SeaHorse_Fanatic; 01-16-2015 at 12:10 AM. |
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![]() you can also try Clark's feed and seed in Old bellingham downtown. they have some salwater fishes/corals..
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![]() Clark's is terrible. Not much in terms of decent dry goods. just low end stuff. I wasn't super impressed with their livestock either. Julian and Colin at Crystal Reef are enthusiasts. They had some nice stuff when i was in there last and could probably order in anything you needed.
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