Marine Scene 10/17

[Gatortailale]

Greetings and Salutations!

 

We are happy to announce that the treatment in our quarantine system is finally over.  The recovered fish are now healthy and available for sale.

With all of the available space in our tanks we were able to place quite a large fish order.  Come on in and see our new fish!

 

What's new!

 

We received a trade in of Fiji live rock (completely cured), extra large

Nassarius snails, and a few fish.  Be sure to check out these sand sifting

Nassarius snails, they are a good size.  From our captive bred shipment we

now have Fighting conchs, various sizes of Maxima clams, Neon Arabian

Dottybacks, Neon Gobies, Black Percula Clownfish, and various other

clownfish.  Don't let the name fool you, Fighting Conchs do not fight, they

help sift the sand and contribute to your clean up crew.    And something we

don't normally carry, Trochus snails.  Trochus snails have been known to eat

red slime and brown diatom algae.  We also special ordered some Acropora,

Frogspawn and Torch corals, these beauties will go fast so get your dibs in

quickly.  When you're in this weekend you might notice the beautiful stained

glass window art we have for sale.  These pieces were hand made by a local

artist and a favorite customer.  The theme of this art is of course fish,

but the artist can custom design any theme to your wishes.

 

What's on Sale

 

It's a Coral extravaganza!  Select grade corals are still on sale for 10%

off.  Buy two for 15% off, three or more for 20% off.  Premium grade corals

are 10% off two, 15% off three or more.  With the purchase of any Premium or

show coral, get 10% off any one coral food supplement of your choice.  The

coral foods we carry are: Sweetwater Zooplankton, DT's phytoplankton, Golden

Pearls, Cyclop-eeze, Zooplex and Phytoplex.  For all of our customers who

are new to the hobby or just thirsting for more info, our entire library of

informative books will all be 10% off.

 

Did you know?

 

Did you know that it is beneficial to have a hospital (or quarantine) tank

available?  When a fish has a parasite or infection, medication will most

likely be needed to cure it.  There are a lot of reef-safe medications

available, yet for those non-reef-safe meds, a hospital tank is the best to

use.  All you would need for a hospital tank is a 10-gallon or larger tank,

live rock, and some powerheads which are all available here.

 

Happy fish keeping!

 

-Kristen Lau

Senior Sales Associate

The Marine Scene

(703