melev

I think they forgot the decimal point somewhere. Lol

the biggest drawback to the lfs is the prices, even though I can haggle them down on livestock and coral prices here I found it more worth going to a fairly local entrepreneur here that orders fish and corals through his wholesaler and is able to sell them at a very small markup since he runs it out of his house he has no overhead, but I would have to say that the last comment is why they are able to mark it at that price, most people are so used to bending over and taking the lfs prices that they think that is a deal.....

The description also states "custom lighting". I don't want to say that is too expensive without knowing what lighting is included... However, the 2 gallon Fluval all-in-one retails for around $60. I'm not sure I would want $400 in lighting on a 2 gallon tank. That would still leave the contents of the tank at $200.

well, don't forget that it is ready-made. So you take the whole thing and start it up at home or office. That's worth something right? The problem with that is the buyer probably has no idea how to keep it alive. None of us would buy it, but someone buying a gift might find value in the ready-to-view state it's in.

I have to wonder if the last comment isn't from someone who works for, or is friends with the seller. Cute nano tank though.

This LFS is the "Premier" store in Houston that we have to purchase from. They by far have the best selection available; however, they are very proud of their aquariums