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cyclop-eeze
anyone know of a web site that I can order some cyclop-eeze from? The stores in my area don't sell it.
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06-28-2004, 06:08 PM
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Many LFS in California stock it. Where exactly are you located? The cheapest prices are available directly from the manufacturer: http://cyclop-eeze.com/online_store.php That will only work if you can go in with a lot of other local hobbyists because those are extremely large quatitites. Premium Aquatics sells the 30g freeze dried size: http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merch...ry_Code=Cyclop It is not practical to order the frozen product online because of the expensive shipping costs but the frozen stuff is the way to go if you can get some without paying a fortune for it. Some clubs -- such as the one in Houston -- have ordered the case of the frozen stuff and then divided it among dozens of members.
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Thanks guys. I found a place in Ventura Ca. last night and got some there. I bought a can of freeze dried and a can of the wafer. Not cheap stuff...I paid $30 for the freeze dried and $17 for the wafer. They did say they can order the frozen stuff, but it would be about $45 a block. I can't wait till feeding time. I gave my clowns a bit last night about 10pm. I turned the lights on and woke them from thier slumber, but I don't think minded after they got a taste of the wafer, they went crazy for it.
I think I'll go back to the store today and have them order me a block of the frozen.
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WOW!!! $30 DOLLARS!!! I thought I got ripped off when I paid $20 for a can... I sure hope you make like $30.00 an hour out there!! Cause that fishfood is gonna put you in the poor house!!
 Here next time you need supplies, I have had excellent service from these folks: http://www.premiumaquatics.com/Merch...Category_Code= |
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I tend to spair no expence when it comes to my tank It was $30 for 100g. , but its worth it to me if it makes my fish and corals healthy and happy. Besides I have a 50gal. tank with six fish and four corals....I think it will last me a while
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Ya I know I got ripped off, just didn't think it was quite as bad as it was!!!
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