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Bit of dry landscaping In some display #Juwel tanks. Some crackers on the free cabinet deal and we have till next Tuesday (20/12/16) to order, to get them for Christmas so don't wait get them ordered ready for that fish obsessed loves one.

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A few pictures of some new products we have in stock.

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New labelling system now in our trop shop, still keeping the traffic light system but with a bit more Info regarding water, size etc. And a handy photo guide. We also jave 3 for 2 I plastic plants and a large range of tanks ready for Xmas. Hope to see you all.

Just to inform all our customers, we will not be having a live food delivery this week.

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Struggling for a #Christmas gift for that fish keeper In your life? Are you a fish keeper or aquascaper who has no idea what you want for Christmas? Well what about a set of JBL pro scaper tools and a handy pouch to keep them stored safely in. Rrp for the three tools is £59.23 are price including a free pouch is £49.99 but be quick we only have ten sets available..

Wow 215 likes now.... feel a competition coming on. ..

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A selection of fish, plants and inverts we have in at the minute.

Well it is nearly the weekend, so we thought we would share some of our current marine stock with you, Also a video of our large range of aquatic plants, from standard bunches and potted plants to some fab specimens on wood.

Well it is nearly the weekend, so we thought we would share some of our current marine stock with you, Also a video of our large range of aquatic plants, from standard bunches and potted plants to some fab specimens on wood.

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Well it is nearly the weekend, so we thought we would share some of our current marine stock with you, Also a video of our large range of aquatic plants, from standard bunches and potted plants to some fab specimens on wood.

Plecs plecs and more plecs

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We get a lot of questions on how to get rid of snails, one of the best and easiest is the snail trap, simply fill it with an algae or shrimp pellet and leave it in the tank and then despose of snails when caught. £12.99 including the refill food.