PA Fish Store Info

[dweakl01]

I'd like to ask anyone around PA to e-mail or PM a list of their favorite fish stores. Not the dirty, scummy goldfish mills, but quality stores. I'll have a treat in return for your efforts in a week or so (whenever I get around to it). Thanks!


PS: Feel free to include comments on pricing, selection, staff knowledge, etc.

PSS: links to websites preferred

 

[eastonreef]

the store i go to almost exclusively is something fishy in bethlehem (toofishy.com) if you sign up you will receive the weekly sale email
http://www.toofishy.com it is fami...nt show me what is in the back room. :) lol

 

[dweakl01]

thanks for info, I'll add it to the list.

 

[MadTownMax]

not exactly reviewed one-by-one, but this should give you a good idea on what's in your area -

http://zoyzoy.com/aquarium/aquariumstoresmap.asp?Zip=08610&Size=800

 

[Tommyh]

or this...

http://aquariumstorefinder.zoyzoy.com/aquarium/login.asp

 

[dweakl01]

Thanks, MadTownMax. Looks like somebody else already did the mashup I was gonna do. Nevermind folks. Thanks to those of you who responded.

 

[shimmy_yaz]

Sweet that map is really nice to see where everything is located. Unfortunatly when i centered it on my zipcode there was only one store that showed and that was Miller's Reef which I refuse to give any business.

 

[GettingFiesty]

I have to second SomethingFishy (toofishy.com). Then, when it reopens, I expect The Hidden Reef (thehiddenreef.com) to be up there with it.

Todd at SomethingFishy will go out of his way to help you with anything and has a very healthy selection of livestock.

The Hidden Reef always had the best drygoods prices around.