Todds is the worst store in the WORLD~!!!!! I brought 5 fish well worth 50 a piece or more and got 60 dollars credit! I almost floored the fat b$$$$rd working and told him to f off and on top of iit I used my money to purchase a motoro ray and I pointed at the female and said I want the FEMALE so he uses a NET on a ray and boxed it 100 % sure it was a female I drive 3 hours to my house and find it to be a male! I ended up spending 70 dollars plus my fishcredit to get fing ripped!!!!!
Where to get SA/CA cichlids in Colorado?
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Hey just wanted to post up that there's a new store down in South Aurora that has some cool stuff. Call Tropical Fish Warehouse I think. Lot's of tanks!!! They just opened as a retail place so inventory is building. But they did have some Orino's and wolf fish and assorted others. Tons of different plecos. The owner want's to bring in new stuff that is more rare in the trade so hopefully this place turns out to be good.
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Thanks for the info. I found this website that is probably what you are referring to.
http://denvertropicalfishwholesale.com/
Yeah, I went down to the Denver Tropical Fish Warehouse yesterday. It has the potential to be one of the premiere LFS because of the broad selection of fish. The had wild caught fish such as the denton charax, and blue sharks aka baby blue whales.
They also had silver aros for a fair price.
Some small tigrinus cats, sturgeons, chocolate cichlids, aquidens etc. My general observation is that the common fish you might find at most LFS are a bit more overpriced, however, their uncommon fish are quite fair priced especially since they are likely to be wc.
They also had lemon plecos and lungfish and big rainbow fish, tons of african cichlids. I'm not too sure about their customer service skills. It might be too soon to say, but it appears to me that they are a bit understaffed for such a big location. This could lead to less one on one attention that I like when I go to smaller LFS.
I'd definitely give it a thumbs up. It truly has the potential to be my favorite LFS.
They also had silver aros for a fair price.
Some small tigrinus cats, sturgeons, chocolate cichlids, aquidens etc. My general observation is that the common fish you might find at most LFS are a bit more overpriced, however, their uncommon fish are quite fair priced especially since they are likely to be wc.
They also had lemon plecos and lungfish and big rainbow fish, tons of african cichlids. I'm not too sure about their customer service skills. It might be too soon to say, but it appears to me that they are a bit understaffed for such a big location. This could lead to less one on one attention that I like when I go to smaller LFS.
I'd definitely give it a thumbs up. It truly has the potential to be my favorite LFS.
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