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Hey guys,

I was wondering if there is a Canadian fish supplier that sells to the hobbyist rather than just wholesale and ships country wide?
 
New Dawn Aquaculture (all captive bred fish + aquacultured coral, they have a coral farm)

J&L Aquatics (mix of stuff)

Candy Corals (largest captive bred selection)

Concrete Blonde Aquatics ( get captive bred stuff but smaller store)

Aquarium Depot CA (not a big selection)

Fragbox Corals (don’t know much about them)
 
Hey guys,

I was wondering if there is a Canadian fish supplier that sells to the hobbyist rather than just wholesale and ships country wide?
I know there are many for freshwater that will order in from different parts of the world and sell straight to hobbyists, but I’ve yet to meet one in the salt water world.

If that’s what you were asking.
 
Assuming Caribbean encompasses Floridian fish, KPaquatics is also there

Edit: oh my I read the post entirely wrong. Ignore my post
 
Reef Paradise (preqted fish, awesome experience)
Candy Corals
NABF Aquarium Centre (new stock every week, updated on Facebook)
Aqua Integrated (great LFS, ships all over Canada, new stock every 1-2 weeks)
 
Perhaps the OP can clarify what a supplier is.

If he’s talking about a shop that sells fish, unless he was recently thawed from ice, he could easily do a quick internet search and find almost every Canadian retail store that sells fish.

If supplier means what I interpret it to mean, it’s the folks that supply the retailers with fish. Wholesalers=suppliers.

If you’re trying to cut out paying retail prices, as stated, I don’t know any that would cut out the middle man and sell direct.
 
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