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Our store is located at Shop 3, 1 Exchange Parade Narellan NSW 2570.At Marine Fish Direct you will find the largest range of Marine Fish, Corals, Invertebrates and Aquarium Equipment at the best prices, without comprimising quality.We ship Australia Wide or you can visit us in store!We buy only the highest quality marine fish - the majority are from our exclusive supply network of wholesalers . Having our own dedicated supply network means that we always have a plentiful selection of fish to choose from, even during seasons when fish are scarce.We are able to obtain hard to get specimens such as Achilles Tangs, French Angels, Queen Angels and even the rare Gem Tang! Our supply network enables us to get the fish you want from places such as Hawaii, The Carribean, Africa, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Red Sea and more! Reef Excel Lab Marine Salt (44 lb bag) - Tunze ReefKeeper Lite Plus - Digital Aquatics Omega 130 Protein Skimmer - Vertex Nuvo Concept Atoll Cylinder 12G - Innovative Marine
Skimz Oval SV253 DC Internal Protein Skimmer Quality Saltwater Aquarium Supplies with Expert Advice We love reefing and we really want to make it fun and easy for you! That is why we stock quality products at reasonable prices with the expert advice to back it all up. Most products ship same day and every order has FREE shipping in the contiguous US. We also offer a fast flat-rate option to get your reef gear to you in 3 business days or less, for only $4.99. If you want to start a saltwater aquarium with clownfish and anemones or a full blown reef tank packed with corals, make sure to check out our BRStv videos. Whether you need dry aquarium live rock like Pukani or Reef Saver, a Reverse Osmosis/Deionization System, or a product from a brand you trust like Cobalt Aquatics, Vertex, Kessil, EcoTech, Neptune Systems, MaxSpect, Korallen-Zucht, Reef Octopus and more, we want to be your choice for saltwater aquarium supplies and expertise. Sign up for our e-newsletter to receive weekly specials and sale information, instructional videos and product updates.
Essential tips for raising chickensWelcome to Crossroads Aquarium Marine & Reptile Newcastle Supplies all your freshwater, tropical and marine fish and reptile needs in one location. Open 7 days (See bottom of page for opening times) 509 Lake Road Argenton, Newcastle Phone: (02) 4950 8646 Specialising in tropical fish as well as cold water aquarium fish, goldfish, aquarium plants and accessories. Specialising in saltwater marine aquarium fish, invertebrates, corals, filters, chillers etc Specialising in reptile supplies including vivariums also accessories and food to keep lizards, snakes, turtles as well as frogs, spiders and scorpions. CROSSROADS AQUARIUM is now opening 7 days a week. Call in to our store and see our range of Discus and other freshwater fish. We also carry marine fish and corals. Tropical, freshwater and marine fish & aquaria Supplies CROSSROADS AQUARIUM in Argenton, Newcastle, commenced trading in 1991.
Our goal was and still is to provide great service, advice and products to anyone who is interested in keeping aquaria. We specialize in freshwater tropical, marine(saltwater) fish and cold water fish and have over 120 tanks of fish to choose from. We also have one of the largest range of new aquarium set-ups to select from. Traditional rectangular aquariums on great looking furniture cabinets or popular curved glass fronted tanks. We carry the largest range of saltwater aquarium setups in Newcastle. Our large showroom at the rear of our carpark is always full of setups on display. Whatever your preference we have something for everyone’s taste. We now offer a large range of marine species of fish as well as corals and all the aquarium equipment to keep salt water creatures. Never kept fish before but want to know more CLICK HERE. Otherwise make your selection now by selecting your preference on the left. Do you need help with your lizard tank, snake tank or frog tank …
Crossroads Reptile can help. We stock a complete range of reptile enclosures from small to large plus all accessories such lighting, heat mats, heat rocks, pumps, waterfalls, foggers, water dishes, plastic plants, vines, thermostats etc etc etc. We carry food such as pellets, live crickets, mealworms and frozen rats, mice and quail. As passionate reptile keepers ourselves we are very excited to be able to offer this range of quality reptile supplies at great prices. Our aim is to supply reptile hobbyists with all the equipment and advice they need to keep their pet reptiles, amphibians and invertebrates healthy and happy. Please be aware that all Australian native reptiles are protected and you need a licence to keep any in captivity. It is illegal to keep exotic (non-Australian) reptiles in captivity. Please visit us to see our range of: Reptile / Amphibian Food Tropical fish from the Ningaloo Reef will eventually be housed in the aquarium. Regional council CEO sacked after corruption probe apologises to community
Exmouth Shire CEO questioned over million-dollar aquarium contract An aquarium worth more than $1 million is sitting empty on Western Australia's Ningaloo coast amid concerns it is not safe to house marine life.missioner Ian Fletcher was appointed by the State Government after Exmouth councillors were dismissed earlier this year.Their dismissal came months after the Corruption and Crime Commission revealed that contracts for the Ningaloo Centre construction were signed by the Shire's CEO without authorisation.Mr Fletcher has launched a blistering attack on the "ludicrous" planning behind the Ningaloo Centre's aquarium and said he was not satisfied it was safe to house marine life."The aquarium has been completed but I am not prepared to have any water put into the aquarium, or any species," he said. An artist's impression of the planned Ningaloo Centre. "These are species that will be harvested off the Ningaloo Reef, they are exotic species."I am not, under my time as commissioner, going to have that aquarium filled with seawater and then specimens die."
Under previous plans devised by the Shire of Exmouth, the aquarium would need to be filled with seawater twice weekly, using a $60,000 tanker.Mr Fletcher said experts had told him the plan was "ludicrous"."The other plan was to have our [Shire of Exmouth] swimming pool centre manager put on a wetsuit and clean out the aquarium," he said."Once again, the experts have said that is 'cloud cuckoo stuff'."No staff were going to be provided in addition to the Shire staff in the community engagement area."It was really 'you just keep doing all your work as you're doing and you manage this very large centre'."Mr Fletcher said the aquarium would not now meet its original opening deadline of April and an audit is still determining how far costs have blown out."We were dealing with amateurs, to be quite honest, and I'm talking about the Shire officers, and some elected members of council," he said."Some were very good about it, but there were others who really had a cavalier approach and there's no other word that can be used."