BRS-Neptune Systems Merger

as much as I like how much BRS has contributed to the community... it's starting to feel like a monopoly..
 
those BRS videos are going to play favors soon on products.. those were some very useful videos. specially to newbies
 
as much as I like how much BRS has contributed to the community... it's starting to feel like a monopoly..

If that does happen, just remember how BRS came about. First reef chili and since there was a niche for it, they started buying palates of calcium chloride, calcium hydroxide, sodium carbonate etc and bagging it up in consumer sized "œbulk" packages"¦

If BRS becomes to expensive or restrictive, someone will fill that hole. That's how capitalism works.
 
Yes.

they are also not done buying companies. there is more to come. please support our local brick and mortar stores.

THIS!!!

Let's just say that you do pay 50% more (usually the B&M are pretty competitive though) and you end up paying $150 for skimmer X and it works great because someone with expertise guides you into the correct product and you are happy.


Contrast that with buying online because of what you heard on the internet, it's quite common to save some money on skimmer A $50, but months later it isn't working right, so you buy skimmer B for $75 and it's better but 6 months later it breaks and you end up buying skimmer X for $100. By this time you are $225 and 8 months of frustration into it.

The common thing is you step it up and spend $350 on skimmer S"¦ and either it sucks the salt right out of the water or it works just fine and you ended ups spending $350 when $150 would have yielded the same results.
 
THIS!!!

Let's just say that you do pay 50% more (usually the B&M are pretty competitive though) and you end up paying $150 for skimmer X and it works great because someone with expertise guides you into the correct product and you are happy.


Contrast that with buying online because of what you heard on the internet, it's quite common to save some money on skimmer A $50, but months later it isn't working right, so you buy skimmer B for $75 and it's better but 6 months later it breaks and you end up buying skimmer X for $100. By this time you are $225 and 8 months of frustration into it.

The common thing is you step it up and spend $350 on skimmer S"¦ and either it sucks the salt right out of the water or it works just fine and you ended ups spending $350 when $150 would have yielded the same results.

Not to mention an oversized skimmer usually doesn't pull as much as one that is sized correctly and you end up needing a chiller to take out the extra heat.
 
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