Newbie from Ohio!

Columbus is good for reef shops. Lets see if I remember names correctly.
Matt's Corals (I have not been yet)
Rivers to Reefs (found some corals there and lots to see - fresh too)
Aquarium Adventure (found some corals when I went)
Reef Systems Coral Farm (fun place with tons of stuff)
 
Columbus is good for reef shops. Lets see if I remember names correctly.
Matt's Corals (I have not been yet)
Rivers to Reefs (found some corals there and lots to see - fresh too)
Aquarium Adventure (found some corals when I went)
Reef Systems Coral Farm (fun place with tons of stuff)

Thank you for these suggestions! I'm definitely gonna take a look at them a visit a few while I'm down there!
 
Hi Patrick, welcome to R2R! Let's see the tank!
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Can you list some of the shops? I'm actually going to be in Columbus at the end of July for a few nights for my birthday and I'd love to visit a couple of them while I'm down there!

Sorry it took my so long to reply.
The 3 main LFS that are not chains are:
Matt’s Corals
Reef Systems Coral Farm
Rivers to Reefs

They are all on the north east side of Columbus Matt’s and R2R are about 10 min apart and RSCF is about 15 min from them. Matt’s and RSCF both have websites that have some of there coral stock on them.
 

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