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UNITED STATES
ALABAMA
Oceans Corals
10160 Suite A Airport Blvd
Mobile, AL
251-751-1356
ARKANSAS
The Fish Tank
400 North Bowman Rd., Suite 13
Little Rock, AR
510-537-3474
Marine World
705 Lakeshore Dr
Hot Springs, AR
501-624-7477
Worlds Under Water
2105 Creekview Ste B
Fayetteville, AR
479-521-7258
CALIFORNIA
Sierra Saltwater Systems
125 Lassen Rd
Tahoe City, CA
530-386-1768
COLORADO
Animal Attraction Pet Store
2518 11th Ave
Greeley, CO
970-353-3400
Aquamartonline
3255 S Wadsworth Blvd
Lakewood, CO
843-637-4097
Neptune’s Tropical Fish
1970 E County Line Rd Unit A
Highlands Ranch, CO
303-798-1776
Stone Aquatics
6950 W Jefferson Ave #200
Lakewood, CO
720-526-9177
Tropical Pet Oasis
10336 S Dransfeldt Unit 12
Parker, CO
FLORIDA
Creatures Featured
314 SW Pinckney St
Madison, FL
850-973-3488
Elite MarineLife by Captive Seas
2301 NE 16th St Ste 103
Pompano Beach, FL
954-782-4028
GEORGIA
Aquarium Outfitters
175 Old Epps Bridge Rd
Athens, GA
706-546-1337
Pure Reef
12900 Hwy 9 North Ste B
Alpharetta, GA
770-754-7971
HAWAII
Coral Fish Hawaii
98–810 Moanalua Rd
Aiea, HI
808-488-8801
IDAHO
Fish, Aquariums & Stuff
6112 West Fairview Ave
Boise, ID
208-377-1119
ILLINOIS
Fish Planet
839 Waukegan Rd
Deerfield, IL
847-945-4700
Sho Tank Aquariums
433 N Lake St
Mundelein, Il
847-949-8265
INDIANA
Blue Star Aquatics
623 Eastern Blvd
Clarksville, IN
812-288-REEF (7333)
IOWA
The Flower Bed
1105 6th St
Nevada, IA
515-382-3546
Easy Aquariums
664 Main St
Gorham, ME
207-887-4141
MARYLAND
House of Tropicals
7389F Baltimore Annapolis Blvd
Glen Burnie, MD
410-761-1113
Aquallations
1245 S Garfield Ave, Unit B
Traverse City, MI
231-943-2130
Moby Dick Pet Store
3700 Sashabaw Rd
Waterford, MI
248-673-2520
MV Pets
7429 N Cedar St
Portage, MI
268-492-7387
Preuss Pets
1127 N Cedar St
Lansing, MI
517-339-1762
Tropicorium
20080 Inkster Rd
Romulus, MI
734-782-2622
MONTANA
Reefmissoula
1623 South Ave W
Missoula, MT
406-541-3474
The Fish Place
141 Robinson St
North Tonawanda, NY
716-693-4411
Long Island Aquarium
431 East Main St
Riverhead, NY
631-208-9200
New York Reef Aquatic
4562 162nd St
Flushing, NY
718-888-0902
The Salty Dog
145 S Main St
Canandaigua, NY
585-396-3474
NORTH CAROLINA
Advanced Aquatics
509 Woodlawn Ave
Belmont, NC
704-827-6648
Upscale Aquatics
110 N Statesville Rd
Huntersville, Nc
704-727-3133
OHIO
Blue Fish Aquariums
5412 Mayfield Rd
Lyndhurst, OH
440-720-0776
Ocean Rift Aquatics
1178 S Main St
North Canton, OH
Salty Critter, LLC
4809 Liberty Ave
Vermilion, OH
440-967-1634
OKLAHOMA
Ultimate Reefs and Aquariums
6020 S Memorial Dr
Tulsa, OK
918-622-6366
PENNSYLVANIA
Reef to Rift
1540 Cowpath Rd
Hatfield, PA
267-222-2027
RHODE ISLAND
Aqua Life Central
389 Wickenden St
Providence, RI
401-331-5376
NORTH CAROLINA
Advanced Aquatics
509 Woodlawn Ave
Belmont, NC
704-827-6648
SOUTH CAROLINA
Joe Knows Reefs
2060 Northbrook Blvd
North Charleston, SC
843-637-4097
TEXAS
River City Aquatics
12108 Roxie Drive, Ste A
Austin, TX
VERMONT
Pet Advantage
350 Dorset St
South Burlington, VT
802-860-1714
VIRGINIA
Pet & Aquatic Warehouse
2408 Wards Rd
Lynchburg, VA
434-239-6787
WASHINGTON
Barrier Reef Aquariums
1717 NE 44th St
Renton, WA
425-277-7670
CANADA
ALBERTA
Big Al’s Aquarium Supercentres
3511 99th St
Edmonton, AB
780-435-3474
CZECH REPUBLIC
Marine Aquatics
(Distribution Only)
Manikovice 6
295 01 PTYROV
CHINA
Aquababie
#14-1404, Li Yang St
Guangzhou
86-138-2226-0920
GREECE
Spiros Vessalas
Klazomenon 1 & Panagi Tsaldari 67
Tauros, Athens
00 30 210 93 32 860
NETHERLANDS
Achilles Aquatics
Industrieweg 11G
3738JW Maartensdijk
31-615699743
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