Another awesome order form Dr Reef !

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Its been about 2 weeks since I got my last order from @Dr. Reef fish are still thriving and doing great. It was a big order allot of fish all arrived super healthy.
2 of the fish were jade spotted files which were eating brine and mysis immediately. Really great to see that as this fish are known not to want to eat and are difficult to get switched over. I have tried doing it myself over the years and have not had the best luck getting them to switch over. This is the second group of orange spotted files I got from him that were eating brine right out of the gate. All the other fish were eating right away also. No tore fins or skinny fish. Just super healthy looking fish. If your thinking of ordering fish I cant recommend him enough especially if your after some of the more finicky fish. I had moorish idosl in my previous order and they showed up healthy and eating like crazy also.
The customer service has been amazing also any concerns or questions I've had they responded to within in the hour. He is like the AMAZON of fish when it comes customer service. I have been into saltwater for 3 decades and for the price to get quality healthy fish that have been through QT its a bargain. Ive never had much luck doing my own QT on fish, seems like I always would loose them before I got them through QT or panic and just put them into my main display because I was worried they were to stressed out. Having this option is just amazing!
Thank you Dr Reef your awesome!
 
Its been about 2 weeks since I got my last order from @Dr. Reef fish are still thriving and doing great. It was a big order allot of fish all arrived super healthy.
2 of the fish were jade spotted files which were eating brine and mysis immediately. Really great to see that as this fish are known not to want to eat and are difficult to get switched over. I have tried doing it myself over the years and have not had the best luck getting them to switch over. This is the second group of orange spotted files I got from him that were eating brine right out of the gate. All the other fish were eating right away also. No tore fins or skinny fish. Just super healthy looking fish. If your thinking of ordering fish I cant recommend him enough especially if your after some of the more finicky fish. I had moorish idosl in my previous order and they showed up healthy and eating like crazy also.
The customer service has been amazing also any concerns or questions I've had they responded to within in the hour. He is like the AMAZON of fish when it comes customer service. I have been into saltwater for 3 decades and for the price to get quality healthy fish that have been through QT its a bargain. Ive never had much luck doing my own QT on fish, seems like I always would loose them before I got them through QT or panic and just put them into my main display because I was worried they were to stressed out. Having this option is just amazing!
Thank you Dr Reef your awesome!
Thank you for your detailed feedback. I am very glad to head some of the finicky fish are all doing well and eating well. Thats always good to hear. I really appreciate you and your feedback and if there is anything we can do please feel free to reach out to us
Thank you again
 
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