Good LFSs around Newark?

[mike219b]

Hi, I'm a student at University of Delaware. I had a salt water tank durring highschool and would like to set up a new one (non-reef) and maybe a nano when I get my apartment this summer. I've been looking around for a good place to get fish and supplies but the ones I have seen are pretty lame. Is there any good places within reasonable driving distances?

[Scout]

Welcome. You can check out our website at www.delreefclub.org and check out the sponsor page to see some good LFS in the area. You might also want to join out club and let us know what you are looking for. Most of us have tons of equipment in our basements that we've "put away".

[mike219b]

How is Williams Greenbank?

[chawee]

I really like Greenbank and it's getting better all the time... I recommend you checkout the place.

Tell Bill I sent you.
Chalie

[mike219b]

Thanks for the help. I'll look into that and will probably join your club once I actually have a tank again.

If anyone is looking to offload any tanks or equiptment for either a 40-60 gallon or a 5-10 gallon, let me know. Theres nothing like free suff while you're in college.

[JJM]

I recommend you check out Greenbank as well

[MadTownMax]

if you're up for the drive, Exotic aquatics in Baltimore has a fairly large selection - as does the Aquarium center in New Jearsey, and The Hidden Reef in Northern Philly, but I agree, Greenbank is a great place if you're staying in the area.