Hi all just wondering if there is any Davis reefers?
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theatrus
100-mile-commuter
Hi there 
Davis doesn't really have any salt water places. PetCo doesn't count unless you need something basic real quick (though they do sell Formula frozen foods).
There is a thread just under this about LFSes in Sacramento which is where I go.
The campus group "Student Aquarist Society" may still be around as well. Try looking them up on Facebook, and contact Nate.
Davis doesn't really have any salt water places. PetCo doesn't count unless you need something basic real quick (though they do sell Formula frozen foods).
There is a thread just under this about LFSes in Sacramento which is where I go.
The campus group "Student Aquarist Society" may still be around as well. Try looking them up on Facebook, and contact Nate.
Wee-Reef Master
New member
Hi Jesse,
Welcome to Reef Central and welcome to MARS! Rian is right. There are enough folks in Davis to start our own club (don't think we haven't thought about it - Aggie Reefers!) and a good number of us are on campus! I concur that there are virtually no commercial resources in Davis proper, but there are us fellow reefers. Shoot me a PM when you can and we'll get you connected.
Welcome to Reef Central and welcome to MARS! Rian is right. There are enough folks in Davis to start our own club (don't think we haven't thought about it - Aggie Reefers!) and a good number of us are on campus! I concur that there are virtually no commercial resources in Davis proper, but there are us fellow reefers. Shoot me a PM when you can and we'll get you connected.
), so let us know if you ever need anything 
If you're a student on campus, it is well worth it to look into being a helper for BIS 1B. The resources and knowledge you'll have at your disposal are enormous. It's located in the new building across from Storer Hall. You get units for it, get to play with all sorts of exotic animals, and can use excess natural salt water for your tank. 
KMP
Wag More; Bark Less
lets define "buy stuff".
if you are looking for sand, rock, fish, inverts, coral - shop the stores in sac.
coral reef shop
your reef
o street
capital aquarium
exotic
if you want pumps, additives, test kits, etc. buy on line. all this type of stuff costs 2x the price in your local stores.
if you are looking for sand, rock, fish, inverts, coral - shop the stores in sac.
coral reef shop
your reef
o street
capital aquarium
exotic
if you want pumps, additives, test kits, etc. buy on line. all this type of stuff costs 2x the price in your local stores.
miracles38
Active member
There is also All About Fish in Concord. It's huge, but a little pricey. They usually have nice stuff.
<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=8432556#post8432556 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Justin74
Hey very true Matt, is there anything out in vacaville,vallejo or benicia?Basically anything without crossing a bridge?
-Justin
Oh, hell if I know. I go to a wholesaler in Hayward. :lol: I always thought Aquarium Concepts was pretty nice. I haven't heard of any stores in those cities, but there have to be, right?
