Best coral shop in Buffalo Area
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AmherstReef
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A Reef Creation in Cheektowaga NY and Saltwater Paradise in North Tonawanda NY are the two main reef shops in the area.
There are also a few nice shops in Rochester, 60 minutes east.
But with so many great reefers in the area I cant remember the last time I bought a coral from an LFS.
There are also a few nice shops in Rochester, 60 minutes east.
But with so many great reefers in the area I cant remember the last time I bought a coral from an LFS.
Gary Majchrzak
Team RC
you thread killer! :lmao:
teamdulski
The Saltiest!
I was thinking the same thing, Buzz Killington.
magdelan
Fish?
I found this thread and thought that it might shed some light on the "going over the boarder" question.
ReddyW
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You should try and come to the June 8th frag swap.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2277294
On your way back, stop here in Burlington:
http://www.coralreefshop.com/
Not a big place, but they were fully stocked with lots of nice frags. It looks like it's easy to bring coral in to Canada, but I was told that I couldn't bring Coral back to the US. I should have looked into it more, because they had four beautiful yellow bubble tipped anemones that everyone was looking for.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2277294
On your way back, stop here in Burlington:
http://www.coralreefshop.com/
Not a big place, but they were fully stocked with lots of nice frags. It looks like it's easy to bring coral in to Canada, but I was told that I couldn't bring Coral back to the US. I should have looked into it more, because they had four beautiful yellow bubble tipped anemones that everyone was looking for.
lmao!!!
Amherstreef, thanks for the tips! And I was about to ask the next question - how do I contact these reefers.. Reddyw came up with the answer, the swap is a great idea! I'll try and sit on my hand so I don't go and fill up my tank before June 8th hehe.
And yeah I did do some research on this beforehand. It's a lot easier bringing corals by car than by air. Stuff that's locally available is rather limited when compared to what I see on US shop websites.
Reddyw I was disappointed coral reef shop didn't have a list of the corals they had in stock on their website. that sure would have been handy but I'd give them a call. today!
ps this isn't a hobby it seems like. it's an addiction.
And yeah I did do some research on this beforehand. It's a lot easier bringing corals by car than by air. Stuff that's locally available is rather limited when compared to what I see on US shop websites.
Reddyw I was disappointed coral reef shop didn't have a list of the corals they had in stock on their website. that sure would have been handy but I'd give them a call. today!
ps this isn't a hobby it seems like. it's an addiction.
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