Cheshire
Waterlife staff pride themselves
on their specialist knowledge
of tropical marine fish. Established
through many year experience
of keeping and
retailing marine fish staff
have contributed articles to
several magazines and even
written books on the subject.
Our staff are well-trained
and
continually develop their
aquatic skills with livestock
and equipment held in store
rather than, say surfing the
net from our broadband internet
connected computers. So
if it is advice on tropical
marine fish that you need then
we are a great place to visit.
We also make regular,
weekly buying trips to hand-select
our stock. All fish are feeding
before they are sold unless
otherwise stated
by the staff at the time of
purchase (as might be the case
with a specifically ordered
species with specialised
dietary requirements).
Our selection of tropical marine fish
tends to centre around invertebrate compatible species
that do not outgrow most marine aquariums. We try wherever
possible to avoid stocking large species with attractive
juvenile phases that can tempt the unwary aquarist
into making an ill-conceived and likely to be regretted
purchase.
Most of all we want you to ask about the fish that
we stock! If a member of staff doesn’t know something
they will tell you but be happy to try to find out for
you. The likelihood is that if that person doesn’t
know then someone else will!
Cheshire Waterlife also seeks out rare and unusual tropical marine fish species
that you might not be familiar with. Almost certainly these will not be particularly
difficult to maintain; more often than not they are just an unusual relative
of a more familiar species. Take our goby selections- we have some great
species of pygmy goby nearly always in stock including species of Bryaninops,
Trimma and Eviota – wonderful for the nanoreef or peaceful larger reef
system. We also specialised in small, reef compatible wrasse such as Wetmorella
and Cirrhilabrus, Paracheilinus amongst others.
The tropical marine fish at Cheshire Waterlife are fed a wide variety of foods
to ensure excellent health and to make acclimation to the home aquarium much
easier for their new owner. Tangs, angelfish, surgeonfish and other species
which should recognise readily available forms of dried algae, along with
many of the widely used varieties of brine shrimp. We also feed our own frozen
mysis - a superb diet packed with nourishment for excellent long-term results.
We hope that you will come to visit us shortly and remember, if there is a
tropical marine fish that you are looking for but can’t find then we
will do our best to help.
Check-out our current livestock: Marine
Tropical Fish
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