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I live in Dutchess county ny and the last local purchase I have made was for a gramma loreto at a Local petco store my profession is heating and air conditioning and I travel to many counties in my area I am always on the lookout during my travels for a decent store that deals in marine animals and invertebrates good luck nothing to speak of that I have seen so if I can not find it locally I have to surf the internet hey if you find a decent store let me know and good luck
 

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I live in Dutchess county ny and the last local purchase I have made was for a gramma loreto at a Local petco store my profession is heating and air conditioning and I travel to many counties in my area I am always on the lookout during my travels for a decent store that deals in marine animals and invertebrates good luck nothing to speak of that I have seen so if I can not find it locally I have to surf the internet hey if you find a decent store let me know and good luck
I might have to just drive to queens for 1:40 as usual then. :downcast-face-with-sweat:
 
I live in Dutchess county ny and the last local purchase I have made was for a gramma loreto at a Local petco store my profession is heating and air conditioning and I travel to many counties in my area I am always on the lookout during my travels for a decent store that deals in marine animals and invertebrates good luck nothing to speak of that I have seen so if I can not find it locally I have to surf the internet hey if you find a decent store let me know and good luck
Nothing local that I have come across either, that's why I drive the hour down to Iconic. I've been to a bunch of shops in the NY/NJ area and have settled on them.
 

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