Where to buy Aquaforest Products

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The products on Amazon need to be spelled the same the product boxes. For easy searches.
example:


The title is:
Aquaforest Probios
Should be: Pro Bio S like the product box.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=2079475242&pf_rd_i=desktop
Another is:
Aquaforest Coralv
Should be: Coral V
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=2079475242&pf_rd_i=desktop
Aquaforest Corale
Should be: Coral E

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...rd_t=36701&pf_rd_p=2079475242&pf_rd_i=desktop


I understand that English is not your first language. :)
But wanted to point this out so you can fix them. As it was fun searching for the products on Amazon using the correct names of the products

 
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Right everyone can sell on Amazon. If one thinks it sucks that Aquaforest is selling on Amazon Then what about all the other products on Amazon Instant Ocean etc. Its the way of the world. At least it is available for people to purchase.Most LFS would and don't sell such products.
 
It sucks that all those other products are sold on Amazon too. Most of these products are sold at a price that the LFS s getting them, or slightly more, but in a way that an LFS can't come close to matching, especially on products such as AquaForest, where LFS have to pay for shipping to get it there.

But LFS having less products to make profit on will translate to less LFS staying open. It's already a business that is hard to have resoundingy success. But think about what less LFS will translate too. How many have attempted to start a reef tank without first venturing into an LFS? Not many. LFS are a 'gateway' into other aspects of the hobby. With less ofthese 'gateways' available eventually this hobby will contract. And with that, eventually less inovation, less progress, and ultimately less available to hobbyists
 
In this case it is a niche product. Not everyone is going to want to do an advanced dosing system Reef tank. So it can be a hard sell to the run of the mill LFS.
Only one of my local shops is a SPS shop and he would order me the supplies if I asked him too as he does that for me now. having kept SPS since 91 I have always had to special order anything for my tanks.
 
my closest lfs in mcallen texas "reef Valley" does have inventory on store. I bought the resin for my RODI this brand.
 
I thought it was MAP protected??
 
Free trade and competition. I would say it is such a new product in the USA that some suppliers brought the line in and probably paid a little more up front to bring the product in. The distributors are passing on the cost till the pricing evens out. Shop, Shop and take advantage of the swing in pricing. Myself I am all for the LFS and shop for certain products at the LFS and will pay a little bit more for a product that I can pick up the same day. On the other hand if the LFS is way out of line on there price is will not buy and source what I need Via websites that offer the products that is would like.
 
School of Fish in Springfield, MA is selling the full line of products for anyone looking who's in the area. Good prices too. Less than a dollar more than Amazon on the additives and they've had the salt on sale for cheaper than what Amazon has it at.
 
Thank You for information.
Our distributor will fix it:)

Several CT locations selling your products in the US. The Coral Reef, LLC is located in Stratford, CT, not "Stradford, CT"
I'm sure they would appreciate a fix too :)
 
The fun part is finding stuff in stock. [emoji3]
 
Exotic Fish & Coral in Milford CT should also be carrying very soon as well. Give them a call
 
The one I mentioned has everything in stock. They where selling the big buckets of the probiotic salt for 60 dollars this past weekend as part of their anniversary sale. Their SPS is limited but they have some pretty cheap frags and lots of LPS.
 
That's great for Maine and Connecticut ordering online stuff is sold out.:)
 

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