Yeah petco bought liveaquaria awhile back so some stores have salt sections. My understanding is it can be very hit or miss depending on the fish department manager. it’s good that it can show more people the hobby, but I think it comes with a lot of negatives too.
Just FYI, Petco also sold Liveaquaria to a 3rd party this year.Yeah petco bought liveaquaria awhile back so some stores have salt sections. My understanding is it can be very hit or miss depending on the fish department manager. it’s good that it can show more people the hobby, but I think it comes with a lot of negatives too.
A lot of people consider it "rescuing" a fish if you buy it from Petco. I would definitely recommend having a good quarantine setup before purchasing a fish or coral from there.Definitely hit or miss. Cool to see that they are probably bringing more people into the hobby by having a saltwater selection.
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You should see the frags at the Petco on Blossom Hill here in San Jose. Soooo much aiptasia.
I use to go there all the time.. wasn't so bad with the last crew managing but new crew leaves a lot to be desiredYou should see the frags at the Petco on Blossom Hill here in San Jose. Soooo much aiptasia.
Really that just promotes their bad practices so it is better to just purchase from a vendor who follows better practices. While I agree it is nice for someone to save a fish from petsmart or petco, it just enables them to do the same thing with another fish.A lot of people consider it "rescuing" a fish if you buy it from Petco. I would definitely recommend having a good quarantine setup before purchasing a fish or coral from there.
Really that just promotes their bad practices so it is better to just purchase from a vendor who follows better practices. While I agree it is nice for someone to save a fish from petsmart or petco, it just enables them to do the same thing with another fish.
It’s a vicious cycle if someone saves a fish because another will take its place and have the same bad conditions.