I was wondering what the specifics were between these two conches. The store has them listed as the same “strombus fighting conch” but says one is suitable in 10 gal and the other 30 gal.
Specifics between these two conches
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I think i figured it out that little one seems to be a tonga but here is link and you can check out how stupid expensive stuff is in Canada.
Fighting Conch - Frag Box Corals
Fighting Conch (Strombus spp.) Fighting conches are a peaceful and hardy addition to any clean up crew. They consume detritus as they continuously turn over and aerate your substrate. Care Temperament Diet Easy Peaceful Detritus, Omnivore Max Size Conditions Population 4''...
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Conch - Frag Box Corals
Fighting Conch (Strombus spp.) Despite their tough sounding name, the fighting conch is an excellent addition to any reef tank with a sandbed. They are aggressive eaters and should be kept singly in most aquariums. In nano setups supplemental feeding of protein rich foods and dried seaweed is...
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This shops in Toronto the lfs closer to me is even worse they sell blood shrimp for $100 and coral I can buy in toronto for $50 they will charge $300 locally.
fragbox is pretty expensive, have a look at candy corals, they sell fighting conches for $18, and strawberry conch for $26. They also sell fire shrimp for $40, good prices overall, better than Big Als, and good customer service tooI think i figured it out that little one seems to be a tonga but here is link and you can check out how stupid expensive stuff is in Canada.
Fighting Conch - Frag Box Corals
Fighting Conch (Strombus spp.) Fighting conches are a peaceful and hardy addition to any clean up crew. They consume detritus as they continuously turn over and aerate your substrate. Care Temperament Diet Easy Peaceful Detritus, Omnivore Max Size Conditions Population 4''...
Conch - Frag Box Corals
Fighting Conch (Strombus spp.) Despite their tough sounding name, the fighting conch is an excellent addition to any reef tank with a sandbed. They are aggressive eaters and should be kept singly in most aquariums. In nano setups supplemental feeding of protein rich foods and dried seaweed is...
This shops in Toronto the lfs closer to me is even worse they sell blood shrimp for $100 and coral I can buy in toronto for $50 they will charge $300 locally.
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Hey thanks for info! Ya big al’s is the gouger where I am. I’ve been out of the hobby for 3 years and they never use to be this bad.
Crazy.... I just picked up a tiger conch for $20, but a few other stores about 40 mins passed the one I bought it from sell them for $16.I think i figured it out that little one seems to be a tonga but here is link and you can check out how stupid expensive stuff is in Canada.
Fighting Conch - Frag Box Corals
Fighting Conch (Strombus spp.) Fighting conches are a peaceful and hardy addition to any clean up crew. They consume detritus as they continuously turn over and aerate your substrate. Care Temperament Diet Easy Peaceful Detritus, Omnivore Max Size Conditions Population 4''...
Conch - Frag Box Corals
Fighting Conch (Strombus spp.) Despite their tough sounding name, the fighting conch is an excellent addition to any reef tank with a sandbed. They are aggressive eaters and should be kept singly in most aquariums. In nano setups supplemental feeding of protein rich foods and dried seaweed is...
This shops in Toronto the lfs closer to me is even worse they sell blood shrimp for $100 and coral I can buy in toronto for $50 they will charge $300 locally.
Not sure I could afford this hobby where you live lol.
I went to Petco today (don’t ask), and they had fighting conchs for $5.29.
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