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Robb in Austin

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  1. I'd say; it depends mostly on who the dealer is. If it is a reputable dealer, I'd say you're ok.

    Maybe you can get a partial credit. How much is it supposed to weigh?

    And quit being a ****! Just to eliminate that risk. :cool:

  2. @Cryus;

    Don't do it(the job that is). There was a thread on RC(I think), last year IIRC, and some folks posting on it mentioned that management at Petco didn't care and would not let experienced SW folks take better care of the tanks.

    I've also thought about mercy buying at Petco and will not do it. 1) Too worried about introducing nasties into my tank and B) by buying from them it only encourages them to continue to stock SW items.

  3. It's all one big crap shoot really. Think of the total number of fish born, then compare that to the number seen on an actual reef in nature.

    We, humans, are culling some of those survivors and inducing stress and hoping they survive to the showroom, let alone our tanks.

    I've had good luck from the local LFS, and moreso, from DFS/Live Aquaria and then other local reefers.

    Personally, I won't buy SW, or even most FW, from Petco/PetsMart due to the shoddy conditions they keep their tanks/livestock in.

  4. If you don't have storage, hit the local walmart for rubbermaid tubs. I wouldnt wait on SC to call back.

    If you can spread out the livestock amongst your other tanks, I'd do that, then drain the main tank. I'd worry about the rock least of all.

  5. While not apples to apples, we feed out giant Red Devil/Midas cichlid frozen blood worms straight outta the fridge(Compton?) without issue. Have been doing this for years. We dont do this for all her feedings(mostly just as special feedings) though so maybe that has something to do with it.

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