Buried???

[PacificEastAquaculture]

After being buried in 12-18 inches of snow in our area of Delmarva we have dug ourselves out and our tropical paradise is open and thriving! So what that it's 10 degrees outside, we snarl at you old man winter--you won't keep us down! (well, actually Dr. Mac did sleep at our facility the last couple nights)

If you're in the area come on in and see more corals than you can imagine! Just a tiny sliver are posted on our site, but we do post more every day.

See our weekly specials here:
https://www.pacificeastaquaculture.com/WEEKLY-SPECIALS-Prodlist.html

See our New Goodies here:
https://www.pacificeastaquaculture.com/prodList.asp?idcategory=83&pMaxItemsPerPage=1000

A few samples:

 

[glb]

Wow. That’s a lot of snow!

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

Wow. That’s a lot of snow!

For our area it is.

 

[miyags]

We got nailed this Christmas,62in in 48 hours. Around 7 feet so far

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

We got nailed this Christmas,62in in 48 hours. Around 7 feet so far

Wow, where are you located?

 

[miyags]

Erie Pa, As of Jan 5th we actually got 129.6 inches so around 10 feet or more so far.

 

[ChiCity]

My guess would be by the Great Lakes

 

[miyags]

My guess would be by the Great Lakes

You got it.

 

[PacificEastAquaculture]

I'm from Chicago, been here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland 25+ years. In Chicago I recall school being closed once in 1967 when we got 22 or so inches of snow, and generally you just dealt with driving on snow and ice, just natural part of winter. Here they close schools and everyone panics on the forecast of snow--that often never materializes and this area just shuts down for days when it does get snow or ice.

 

[wattson]

sorry to hear about the snow,,lolol..
love the coral pictures but what really catches my eye is the proto palys in this picture..
curious if you have other no name varieties of hitch hiker protopalys like in this picture,,left of the coral itself for sale ?