Decent S.W. stores in Clarksville?
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aquaman67
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There is also a pretty good store in Bowling Green, Ky called Fishey Business. Mitch is the owner and usually has lots of good stuff. He breeds clowns in the store, regular and black ones too. To me it's worth the road trip. I live about 30 minutes south of Clarksville and I make the drive up there, sometimes, just to look.
Pet Palace is good and is open around noon on Sundays. They used to get there stock in on Fridays and should have some goodies left on Sunday.
L & L has just moved up on Ft. Campbell Blvd and might not have the SW stuff in good shape.
There is another place, The Pet Food Center, also on Ft. Campbell Blvd at Dover Rd and they usually don't have much but every once in while the will have good stuff at good prices. They will have clowns for $4 or something like that.
One last thing, there is a reef club in Northern Tennesee and Southern Ky that you might be interested in.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=383
Pet Palace is good and is open around noon on Sundays. They used to get there stock in on Fridays and should have some goodies left on Sunday.
L & L has just moved up on Ft. Campbell Blvd and might not have the SW stuff in good shape.
There is another place, The Pet Food Center, also on Ft. Campbell Blvd at Dover Rd and they usually don't have much but every once in while the will have good stuff at good prices. They will have clowns for $4 or something like that.
One last thing, there is a reef club in Northern Tennesee and Southern Ky that you might be interested in.
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?s=&forumid=383
I drove down and visited the pet palace today. My 17 month old screamed the entire 3 hours of driving so it was a fun trip. They didn't have many fish because of thanksgiving and the ones that they did have had ick. They said they had a bad temp drop early in the week and it caused the ick outbreak. I did buy a small 1 inch piece of a colt coral, perfect size in my mind because it will probably triple in size by the end of the year. It was detached from the rock by the time I got home so I have a rubber band holding it on now. Does anyone have any better ideas on how to re attach it? I'll try to get some pics up later.
