"If you're ever in the area, do yourself a favor. Go to 'The Fish Place' in North Tonawanda, NY."
Well, I did myself a favor today. Got unexpectedly side-tripped to Niagara Falls for a job (I was already in Rochester), and hit The Fish Place on the way home today. Now THAT is a fish store! A lot of variety, including a lot of 'seldom seen in stores' fishes. Good prices. AND EVERYTHING LOOKED HEALTHY! They breed some of their own stuff-they hatch brine shrimp right at the bagging table. They are not on a central system-all UGFs. Came home with a styro full of fish and all survived the 7+ hrs in the bags.
This place had 5 different Pike cichlids in stock (but alas, no dwarfs-I can't handle a big pike in my tanks). Lots of Africans and New Worlds as well as a couple goodeids, some killies, a few very cool plecos, a couple Pseudomugils, etc. Definitely worth the trip if you are anywhere near N. Tonawanda (which is about 10 miles east from Niagara Falls).
Well, I did myself a favor today. Got unexpectedly side-tripped to Niagara Falls for a job (I was already in Rochester), and hit The Fish Place on the way home today. Now THAT is a fish store! A lot of variety, including a lot of 'seldom seen in stores' fishes. Good prices. AND EVERYTHING LOOKED HEALTHY! They breed some of their own stuff-they hatch brine shrimp right at the bagging table. They are not on a central system-all UGFs. Came home with a styro full of fish and all survived the 7+ hrs in the bags.
This place had 5 different Pike cichlids in stock (but alas, no dwarfs-I can't handle a big pike in my tanks). Lots of Africans and New Worlds as well as a couple goodeids, some killies, a few very cool plecos, a couple Pseudomugils, etc. Definitely worth the trip if you are anywhere near N. Tonawanda (which is about 10 miles east from Niagara Falls).