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That's terrible. I know one of the partners died in a car accident.
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09/28/2008, 09:17 AM | #152 |
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Been doing business with Salt Water Critters for the last couple of weeks... Great guys and they ship fast, but then again we're all located in NY
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10/08/2008, 04:09 PM | #153 |
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Aquarium Design Network
http://www.aquariumdesignnetwork.com/contact.cfm I believe the owner is the old co-owner of Aquarium Adventure... He didnt like where the store was going so he left and started Aquarium Design Network in Huntington. |
11/05/2008, 04:34 PM | #154 |
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11/18/2008, 08:23 PM | #155 |
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going to a wedding in LI
hello there lira...
any suggestions for a quick stop near Melville? I was thinking either PetsWarehouse in Copiague (been there before) or Fishy in Bay Shore (never been). Are there any others? I can't go farther east (though I'd like to) due to time constrictions between the church and the reception. This would be saturday the 22nd. I'm traveling out from NJ. Thanks in advance!
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Fishy closed down a while back...
There are actually 3 places all within a few miles; haven't been to them in a while but closer to Melville would be Aquarium Design Network on 25 just east of 110. Selmer's always had nice reef to look at and Petstop (west side of 110) had a nice selection of fish
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Dang I feel foolish. I even looked a few pages back to see if I could get the info. I guess i overlooked the post that talked about it closing down. Thanks for the tips...all 3 of them look like great places to check out. I might need to bring a cooler...
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There is a new store ad on Craigslist, GCFISHREEF--2536 MIDDLE COUNTRY RD CENTEREACH.
Anyone check it out yet?
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the coral prices weren't bad? Maybe they came down since the last time I was there.. I don't really remember them being too impressive, but I could be wrong.
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Happy New Year!
I was heard that a new store opened in Deer Park. Could some local reefers please check it for us? Tropical Island Aquarium 2112 Deer Park Avenue Deer Park, NY 11729 (Deer Hill Shopping Center) Tel: 631-667-0795 |
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Hmm.. maybe this weekend I'll go.
rombouts, I know there's supposed to be a great fish store in Brooklyn. will be closer for you. I can't remember the name though
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also, the "PETS" store in New Hyde Park is under new ownership. It really looks like it's turning around. The EE's there are really nice, stand up folks who take their time with customers. I'll be going there again, for sure.
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The main problem I have with Pets Warehouse though is the fish.. some of them look healthy, some do not.. I'd be a bit weary of buying fish from them. The second problem is that it's not well lit. they really need to do a better job with lighting. I mean both the overall store and certain tanks.. It looks like some of them have a rotating light fixture (1 light for a number of tanks.. strange) |
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By low prices of corals, can you give me some examples? I am looking to get a bubble coral asap.. and don't want to spend a whole ton.
and does anyone know the hours of the store? I am thinking about driving out there tomorrow after dinner. Thanks Last edited by E.intheC; 01/05/2009 at 08:17 PM. |
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Is that store GC fish and reef even open? I went by there on a saturday and it was closed.
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Hmm.. Good thing I didn't make the trip out there on Saturday.. It's about a 40 min drive... or more
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I was attending a trade show at Javitz Center last Sunday, and stopped by a store named "Manhattan Aquariums" located at 522 West 37th St. Between 10th and 11th Ave. the first time. I was amazed by the collection of rare and beautiful corals in the store, I was also extremely impressed by the setup of a 500 & more gallons circular reef tank. The owner Joe is very knowledgeable and friendly, actually I bought quite a few corals from him at MR Swaps in the past, but I was not aware that he run such a beautiful store with so many more selections there.
If you think "Country Critter" or "Pet Warehouse" is the best store for corals in Long Island, you will not be disappointed by paying a visit of this store in the City. The store has the following website. http://www.nyaquariumservice.net and their phone number is (212)594-2272. James |
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Not exactly prime Manhattan real estate. I'd imagine they could manage to be competitive, at least in the ballpark.
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ah, but the problem is, I'm from Upstate.. where you can buy a 2000 sq foot nice house IN prime real estate for about $200,000 or less.. so really anywhere around here, the rent is incredible.
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