Any Reefers from the Hampton Roads Area

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I'm going to be down in Poquoson just for the day on Saturday. I'm hoping to hit a couple of stores in the late afternoon looking for some LPS coral to bring back with me to Charlottesville. Any recommended stores in NN, Hampton, Norfolk, or Chesapeake?
 
I'm going to be down in Poquoson just for the day on Saturday. I'm hoping to hit a couple of stores in the late afternoon looking for some LPS coral to bring back with me to Charlottesville. Any recommended stores in NN, Hampton, Norfolk, or Chesapeake?
Virginia Beach there is aquariums unlimited
Chesapeake there is premier aquatics
I’m not sure of any other ones that have as good or better selection and standards.
 
Virginia Beach there is aquariums unlimited
Chesapeake there is premier aquatics
I’m not sure of any other ones that have as good or better selection and standards.
Thank you!!! I appreciate it. I will check those two places out.
 
Looking for someone in the Hampton Roads area to setup a tank. Tank is pretty much done just need the plumbing checked, reefmat installed, then filled with salt water. I'm having a hard time getting anyone to come to the house.
 
Looking for someone in the Hampton Roads area to setup a tank. Tank is pretty much done just need the plumbing checked, reefmat installed, then filled with salt water. I'm having a hard time getting anyone to come to the house.
Where abouts in the area do you live? I am in VB. I’m always down to assist someone with their tank and check things out.
 
Where abouts in the area do you live? I am in VB. I’m always down to assist someone with their tank and check things out.
thank you. I was able to get someone to come over last night. I'll keep you in mind if this person doesn't return.
 

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