Any LFS near Wooster?

[Bcollins111900]

The better half and I are heading over towards Wooster so she can pic up some stuff she needs for a class of hers for college and I wanted to know if there was any decent LFS out that way? Anywhere in Wayne County would work? Looking primalirly for corals but wont say no to a place with good fish prices.

 

[itZme]

The local pet shop that had saltwater fish closed up a few months ago... there is a Petco that has SW fish and they usually aren't in terrible condition. That's about it other than GSMguy's house

I live about 25 mins from Wooster and drive to Salty Critter for my stuff and I know others who actually live in Wooster do the same.

 

[Bcollins111900]

LOL yeah the better half has to get an amish bonnet for her nursing OB class (why I don't know) but she told me today we had to go over that way tomorrow, and said you like road trips. Told her yead if it is an amish store that sells bonnets and corals lol.

 

[MJAnderson]

Amish reefing is kinda rough. It's hard to get someone to churn the protein skimmer all day. Plus the candle wax from the light fixtures keeps dripping into the tank.

 

[cowcio]

I'm in Wooster every week... there's not much there. I've been trying to get my Dad to keep more corals, but having to drive an hour and 45 minutes to Vermillion or Columbus keeps him from getting too into it.

The Petco on 83 in Wooster has a couple of things. The setup they have isn't great by any means, but from time to time they have a nice fish or two at a good price.



I grew up in Millersburg (Holmes County).... I can tell you a few stories about Amish and "reefing". Not a good combination.

 

[Bcollins111900]

Yeah I figured my pickings would be slim in Wooster due to it's location. Not too interested in fish though at the moment.

 

[zaireguy]

is the place that teaches scuba in wooster still open?

 

[GSMguy]

Scuba place is still here

 

[zaireguy]

I want to check them out and see what it cost to learn