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Something Fishy · 01-13-2004, 09:12 PM

(When it comes time) I know I still have 2 weeks I am just searching and researching.

Is it better to buy fish online or from a local fish shop. We went to the one specialty shop here in town and they have some tank raised Clowns. False Percs I am almost positive. I was so excited watching them I didn't even hear which they were. They were beautiful. They were young very lively. No signs of illness.

It was very difficult not to buy any, but with the fear of killing them we walked away. Well she dragged me, but we didn't buy any.

Anyway, now that you are bored. What is better buying fish online or at a LFS?

Thanks for your help as always,
Rusty

Fish I am thinking of: 2 Clowns (leaning towards false percs), jawfish, possibly cardinal fish, dottyback, and maybe a butterfly.
These fish going by what the book ( The Conscientists Marine ). Should all be decent together, and if I stay with a small butterfly specicies shouldn't over load.

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Something Fishy Limpet Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Springfield, Mo Posts: 125 View Gallery Karma Komment	Buying Fish (When it comes time) I know I still have 2 weeks I am just searching and researching. Is it better to buy fish online or from a local fish shop. We went to the one specialty shop here in town and they have some tank raised Clowns. False Percs I am almost positive. I was so excited watching them I didn't even hear which they were. They were beautiful. They were young very lively. No signs of illness. It was very difficult not to buy any, but with the fear of killing them we walked away. Well she dragged me, but we didn't buy any. Anyway, now that you are bored. What is better buying fish online or at a LFS? Thanks for your help as always, Rusty Fish I am thinking of: 2 Clowns (leaning towards false percs), jawfish, possibly cardinal fish, dottyback, and maybe a butterfly. These fish going by what the book ( The Conscientists Marine ). Should all be decent together, and if I stay with a small butterfly specicies shouldn't over load. Last edited by Something Fishy : 01-13-2004 at 09:43 PM.