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Strictly Fish
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
This is like the ONLY place I found to carry BioSpira; if you don't know what that is, it's the extremely hard to find refrigerated liquid product- that cuts the MANDATORY 4-6 WEEK tank cycling process to 24 hours. I did not realize anyone who starts a new tank must cycle it fishlessly (or prior to acquiring fish) for 4 to 6 weeks in a row- it's a complex process (look up tank cycling online) or your fish will die in their first few days or weeks. BioSpira is expensive ($14 to $23) but you will be able to add fish almost immediately. \r
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People there were pretty helpful, there were more guys working on a lazy Sunday than I could count on one hand despite the small size of the store, and they really do know their stuff. I bought some cute albino corydora catfish for my betta tank and was shocked to see them wriggling, alive, so full of health- healthier than I had seen other albino cories. Things are slightly pricier, but the fish are well taken care of.\r
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I will buy my live fish
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