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Andy Louie
November 15th 04, 06:07 PM
I see alot of places carrying live Corals.. which Internet store
carries the most and most reliable delivery and good costs ? Have 2 90
and 2 150 Gallon to set up for downtown corporate office [52,000 sq
feet. Must be reliable and low cost. with good expense for this.

Toni
November 15th 04, 06:15 PM
"Andy Louie" > wrote in message
om...
> I see alot of places carrying live Corals.. which Internet store
> carries the most and most reliable delivery and good costs ? Have 2 90
> and 2 150 Gallon to set up for downtown corporate office [52,000 sq
> feet. Must be reliable and low cost. with good expense for this.



"Low cost corals" is about as oxymoron-ish as you can get.
A local reef club "frag swap" might be your best bet if cost is the main
issue.

That said I have had excellent luck with Reefer Madness, Reef Science,
C-Quarium, Dr. Mac, and Premium Aquatics.
Check out the "Vendor Forum" at ReefCentral.com where many people post their
experiences (both good and bad) with almost any vendor you can think of.

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Toni
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Toni
November 16th 04, 10:00 AM
"Pszemol" > wrote in message
...
>
> I would rather guess he needs to get show-quality pieces,
> big coral heads to put in the tank now... "for tomorrow" :-)
> What frag-swaps offer is bunch of 2" coral pieces which
> will need 5-6 months to be even noticeable in the tank and
> 2-3 years to be show-quality, impressive coral head...
>
> Yep, we are talking big money here :-)




Then I unequivocally suggest Reefer Madness.
Every time I place an order hoping the husband won't notice new corals, I
receive a boatload of pieces so huge I may as well put flashing red lights
in there. I got an encrusting Monti so big that I was able to make 9 quite
large frags out of it.
I'm afraid to buy a "large" sized anything for fear a truck with a fork lift
will show up.


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Toni
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