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Not too sure, but you can try Green Chapter for that. If you're here on a hunt/tour of fish shops, Y934 is opened. I was there just yesterday.
Hi Bryan,
nothing in particular. but best if i can find a shop that has been setup display tank for sulawesi shrimps. heheheh.
Not too sure, but you can try Green Chapter for that. If you're here on a hunt/tour of fish shops, Y934 is opened. I was there just yesterday.
Anyone know when Nature Aquarium is opening ? I tried calling but no one answered.
NA is opened today. I just went there.
Originally Posted by Corga
hello guys,
i went to both fish shop at C328, great disappointment. i expect SG's fish shop would be much better than Malaysia's.
You are comparing to which part of malaysia's lfs? Haha
Zack
KL's
I am expecting SG's fish shop would be much similar to Hk's.
Since aquascaping is much common there, i thought shop will be more professional and have more display tank. Maybe i put too high expectation for them :P
Not so much. Both C328 and Polyart have their own specialties and because they have been there for a long time, they don't see the need to have display tanks, especially for aquascaping enthusiasts. Most enthusiasts have already in mind what they want to have, so displaying a tank wouldn't enable them to maximise floor space. C328 does it impeccably, albeit messy at the very same time and I find it a challenge to look for items there too. That said, they stock a variety of livestock and equipment and it has become a one-stop shop for most people especially those living in the West of Singapore.
If you are looking for a proper display of aquascaping, your best bet would have been the Green Chapter outlet located in Clementi also. They have a couple of planted tanks for viewing, but that said the retail outlet serves mainly customers who are into rearing CRS, and they have some equipment that the other LFS do not carry.
I also believe that expectations vary between individuals. You were probably expecting a huge floor space, with intricate design of fish tank racks and display of livestock and only to find out they look more like a mama shop selling candies and snacks. Retail space is a privilege in Singapore, and the person who can maximise profit margin/sq ft survives. #truestory
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