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7 Seas Newsletter - Vol 2 - Issue 2

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7 Seas Newsletter - Vol 2 - Issue 2

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2010-01-23 02:42:17

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Where the Oceans are Yours - Newsletter
	Hello [NAME], Your Subscription: January 22, 2010 In this Newsletter: Whew! It's been a tough month but we are gradually settling in to our new home and are glad to see many familiar faces pay us a visit. There are still quite a few of you who haven't been to the new shop and we hope you will stop by soon and see what we have to offer. Recently we found a great new local supplier of amazing coral, inverts and fish - Space Coast Corals. With such a quality, close supply of livestock we will be able to bring fresh new specimens on a frequent basis...and special order fish will be even easier for us to obtain for you! We have also secured a new supplier for tank-raised clowns, dottybacks and blennies. One of the newest items is a Pearl Eyed Clarkii clown - very different! Here is just a sample of some of our newest offerings (all of which can be seen in our Gallery): Latest Arrivals This is our What You See is What You Get page. All images below are those of the EXACT specimen available in our store TODAY! At Seven Seas Aquarium we are in daily contact with our wholesalers so we know what is available. We strive to bring the best saltwater fish, invertebrates, corals and ... Read more... Bicinctus Clown (tank raised) Coral Propagation In The Aquarium by Peter Cunningham Reef aquariums are common in the hobby nowadays. With the increased knowledge of their environmental needs and the ability, with the assistance of technology, to maintain the reefs for long periods, the days of struggling with maintenance should be gone. Some problems have arisen with the ability to maintain such excellent aquarium conditions and the import of coral rocks and specific live rock. One that springs to mind is aiptasia anemones, the weeds of the aquarium. In addition, with long term success coral growth could cause difficulties. Read more... How to find us We are conveniently located at 510 Douglas Avenue in Altamonte Springs, near SR 436 and Exit 92 on Interstate 4. From I-4 East Bound Take exit 92 and keep in left lane. Turn left towards APOPKA. You will want to be in the right-most turn lane as Douglas Avenue is immediately to your right as you cross... Read more... Store Opening Hours If you see anything you like in our Latest Arrivals page please give us a call or stop in today. We are also scheduling Spring Tank Tuneups...if your tank isn't looking it's best, have an algae problem or just would like an expert set of eyes to check on your aquarium, give us a call or stop by the store today to schedule an appointment! We offer affordable, reliable and helpful one-time or regular maintenance programs. We hope to see you soon! Regards, Jim, Chad Seven Seas Aquarium 407 682 2500 510 Douglas Ave Ste 1043 Altamonte Springs