List of Bay Area LFS, with address and directions.
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ThRoewer
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Has Keith's Coral Reefs closed?
I went there on Memorial Day and they were closed without any notice. Back then I chalked it off as them taking a holyday off.
When I planned to go there today Google Maps said that the store was permanently closed, so I rather went the other way to Aquatic Collection.
I went there on Memorial Day and they were closed without any notice. Back then I chalked it off as them taking a holyday off.
When I planned to go there today Google Maps said that the store was permanently closed, so I rather went the other way to Aquatic Collection.
ThRoewer
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Neptune Aquatics is usually worth a visit, but I haven't been there for a while.
1238 N. 5th St. , San Jose, CA 95112
California Reef Co. is generally good for SPS frags. They may be a bit lower on stock than usual because Matt and Anthony just took over ownership. Still, since it's on the way from Neptune to Aquatic Collection it's worth to make a stop.
37420 Cedar Blvd Suite A, Newark, CA 94560
The best place for Anemones and Fish is usually Aquatic Collection.
1212 W Winton Ave, Hayward, CA 94545
Sometimes you also find interesting stuff at Aquarium Concepts.
There are a few more stores, but I've never been to those.
fixingstill
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Connie's tropical fish in Castro Valley is no longer selling saltwater stuff. They are converting to Koi and Ponds but the conversion is taking forever. Hope they will come back at all. It is tough for these LFS to survive with all these expenses in California.
fixingstill
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It doesn't seem like any LFS are in San Francisco at all that you can walk in and see buy fish and corals. Correct me I am wrong. The closest one (to SF) in Ultimate Aquarium in San Mateo?
I live in Fremont. Neptune aquatics has best collection of corals and Aquatic Collection in Hayward has fish. Last time I was in CA Reef and bought a fish, the water in the bag has nitrate of over 40. Hope they will stay in business.
Waiting for Aquarium Concepts to reopen to see what they have after the electrical fire.
Or go to Sacramento. That is long drive.
Oh, King Aquarium in Story Rd in SJ is not really taking care of their saltwater fish/corals.
I live in Fremont. Neptune aquatics has best collection of corals and Aquatic Collection in Hayward has fish. Last time I was in CA Reef and bought a fish, the water in the bag has nitrate of over 40. Hope they will stay in business.
Waiting for Aquarium Concepts to reopen to see what they have after the electrical fire.
Or go to Sacramento. That is long drive.
Oh, King Aquarium in Story Rd in SJ is not really taking care of their saltwater fish/corals.
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bRentProperties
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All About Fish in Concord is another option if you are ever over that way.
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fulano de tal
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There are at least two in SF: 6th avenue aquarium and Lucky Ocean.
There is also a place called Natural Life Aquarium in South San Francisco or thereabouts.
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ThRoewer
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They folded completely and went out of business? Last time I checked their website it still said that they were preparing to reopen.
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lingwendil
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http://www.brentwoodreefsupply.com/
8065 Brentwood Blvd #3b, Brentwood, CA 94513
(925) 626-5471
Usually good on corals, I'm not a fan of his fish selection though.
Good source of frozen food and RODI water though, without the drive further out towards the south or west bay for us delta folks.
8065 Brentwood Blvd #3b, Brentwood, CA 94513
(925) 626-5471
Usually good on corals, I'm not a fan of his fish selection though.
Good source of frozen food and RODI water though, without the drive further out towards the south or west bay for us delta folks.
Lionfish1965
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Lucky Goldfish, with Hunter and Teens, in Downtown Oakland was awesome. They treated you like Family.
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