Erie Coral?
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MMOORE0324
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LoL I thought Splashlagoon was in Ohio... hmm TJ (Tswifty) might know of some shops in PA...
Rhodophyta
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I think Buzz 'n' Bee's had some saltwater. I can ask people I know in Erie, but not this late at night. :fish1:
99probfishaint1
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Know im late on this, but i just saw it...
that would pretty much cover all of them. the only other store up here that isn't a chain is aquatic jungle, but they are only freshwater.
if your still up here, you could try seeing if the erie reef club site has anything available, but there isn't alot of action on there usually.
that would pretty much cover all of them. the only other store up here that isn't a chain is aquatic jungle, but they are only freshwater.
if your still up here, you could try seeing if the erie reef club site has anything available, but there isn't alot of action on there usually.
TomNeely
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Thanks. I came back Sunday afternoon. Here was my reveiw I posted on the PMASI forum.
"Review Time:
Buzz N' B's - Well this place had the same livetock that Petco would have. I wanted coral. They had none. There were only a few saltwater fish. LOTS of freshwater.
Seacave - This place had LOTS of coral. They only sell LPS and zoa. I asked the son of the owner "do you sell SPS?" and he said "like acropora?". I said "YES..." and he stated "we dont have acropora because it is hard to sell. People can not afford it here in Erie." I just laughed. Also the corals they did have were SO crazy in price. $45 for 2 inches of green star polyps... come on. $40 for 2 heads of candycane...that were brown...."
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME LIKE I DID
"Review Time:
Buzz N' B's - Well this place had the same livetock that Petco would have. I wanted coral. They had none. There were only a few saltwater fish. LOTS of freshwater.
Seacave - This place had LOTS of coral. They only sell LPS and zoa. I asked the son of the owner "do you sell SPS?" and he said "like acropora?". I said "YES..." and he stated "we dont have acropora because it is hard to sell. People can not afford it here in Erie." I just laughed. Also the corals they did have were SO crazy in price. $45 for 2 inches of green star polyps... come on. $40 for 2 heads of candycane...that were brown...."
DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME LIKE I DID
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