It's not on their site yet, but I got an email today from Salgado that the NY store is for sale as the current owners are relocating to Dallas, Tx. They Are asking $40k.
That sucks. They're the only place around us that had really affordable fishIt's not on their site yet, but I got an email today from Salgado that the NY store is for sale as the current owners are relocating to Dallas, Tx. They Are asking $40k.
Mine is just to retire......LOLMy life dream is to retire with a fish store
Haha yeah right ? Gotta retire first lolMine is just to retire......LOL
Mine is just to make it that far lolMine is just to retire......LOL
Send them an email. They said “or best offer”.My life dream is to retire with a fish store
Hard to make that happen with the cost of living in this state. We plan to downsize and move to south Jersey next spring. I’m gonna come down and gawk at all the cool tanks down there.Mine is just to retire......LOL
I squeezed an 80g in our 800sq ft retirement condo.Send them an email. They said “or best offer”.
Hard to make that happen with the cost of living in this state. We plan to downsize and move to south Jersey next spring. I’m gonna come down and gawk at all the cool tanks down there.
I hate to say this. But Salgado is juan. If you take juan out of the equation you have nothing. Employees won’t care for corals/fish the same way.
I wish them luck
From the last time I spoke with him, the fish in the store are all at therapeutic copper power levels except for maybe the Anthias and other super sensitive fish. They start the process for you but it's by no means done and you should definitely qt once you get them and finish treating them yourself. (Same as buying from other stores that start the qt process like Reefco and ACC)I'm afraid you might be right. I'd sure hate to see Juan's quarantine procedures changed in any way. I don't know this for a fact, but I suspect that their quarantine processes have been taking place in the basement of his home in Yonkers, where they once did business from. I can't imagine that their current storefront is large enough to hold a decent shipment of fish in quarantine for two weeks while simultaneously running a retail operation. I too wish them luck...
From the last time I spoke with him, the fish in the store are all at therapeutic copper power levels except for maybe the Anthias and other super sensitive fish. They start the process for you but it's by no means done and you should definitely qt once you get them and finish treating them yourself. (Same as buying from other stores that start the qt process like Reefco and ACC)