flyfisher September 16, 2006 Share September 16, 2006 Just visited there for the first time. Was very impressed. Great prices and nice looking livestock. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Caribbean Jake September 16, 2006 Share September 16, 2006 were are they located? you have the address? Jacob Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
flyfisher September 17, 2006 Author Share September 17, 2006 Sea Save Sea Save 7362 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard Glen Burnie, MD 21061-3242 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Lles September 18, 2006 Share September 18, 2006 Sea Save Sea Save 7362 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard Glen Burnie, MD 21061-3242 While I like Sea Save and I have picked up some livestock and a drygoods (they have a pretty good deal on a RO/DI unit) and will in the future. They do have one very very annoying practice that drive's me up a wall. No posted prices, even the list on there website isn't..."the price". From lifestock to drygoods, nothing has a price and every time you inquire about anything you get the standard "Let me check in the back" they vanish for a bit then come back with a price. On my second visit I wanted to see if they were puling numbers out of the air or had a master price list. I asked about a multi soft coral rock(shrooms,zoo's etc) and was quoted $70 bucks my wife, 10 mins later asked about the same rock and was told after "Let me check int he back" $90. So something you might wanna be aware of when you visit. The $10lbs LR IS expensive, but it does look nice i'll give em that. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
danskim September 19, 2006 Share September 19, 2006 They're pretty decent, but they don't carry large amounts of livestock at once. I tried ordering fish that they didn't have and some drygoods, but no luck yet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rooroo November 2, 2006 Share November 2, 2006 I gave them a good review a few months ago. Nice store but open at weird hours. I got a rock of zoas from them and unfortunetly it had sundial snails that ate all my zoas. Partly my fault for not dipping... I've learned my lesson. They are super nice and ordered me some Coralife VHO bulbs at not a lot more than URI bulbs shipped. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
extreme_tooth_decay November 20, 2006 Share November 20, 2006 While I like Sea Save and I have picked up some livestock and a drygoods (they have a pretty good deal on a RO/DI unit) and will in the future. They do have one very very annoying practice that drive's me up a wall. No posted prices, even the list on there website isn't..."the price". From lifestock to drygoods, nothing has a price and every time you inquire about anything you get the standard "Let me check in the back" they vanish for a bit then come back with a price. On my second visit I wanted to see if they were puling numbers out of the air or had a master price list. I asked about a multi soft coral rock(shrooms,zoo's etc) and was quoted $70 bucks my wife, 10 mins later asked about the same rock and was told after "Let me check int he back" $90. So something you might wanna be aware of when you visit. The $10lbs LR IS expensive, but it does look nice i'll give em that. Agreed. I went there a while back and experienced the same frustration. Just post the #@!%#$ prices! They don't move stock fast enough or have too much stock to not post their prices. I believe I was quoted substantially more than $10/lb for LR too. It's nice rock, but thats crazy money. tim Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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