TampaBay Saltwater absolutely rocks!!

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I recently ordered and received the pico package and the WYSIWYG N. wennerae mantis box from the team at TampaBay Saltwater and everything came in absolutely perfect!!

The entire ordering process was a breeze. The team is great with communication and respond very quickly, every question I had was answered with care.

After placing my order I was emailed a form to confirm shipping dates and to confirm my tank was ready for the rock. My order was to be shipped Monday the 21st and I got cargo tracking information on Sunday night!!

Everything was packaged perfectly and nothing broke in the box. I had minimal die off on the rocks and only had two doa, a gorilla crab and a snail.

The mantis shrimp arrived in perfect condition. Immediately made a burrow in a barnacle and is now clearing out space under the rocks. It’s active and I hear it hunting every night so I’m sure it’s eating.


Tbs also threw in some freebies!! I got two red porcelain crabs and a tiny tiger goby! The porcelains are filtering away in my other dt and the goby is doing great! Constantly pecking At everything and making small “burrows” around the rocks.


I can’t say enough good things about this company, from the environmentally friendly way to source live ocean rock and the fantastic team tbs has I will only order rock from them. I have a 125g I need to get salty and I’m definitely filling it with tbs rock and sand.


A+++ company. I can’t thank them enough!!!

Some pics of the order for those who are curious
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