Good loach shops in NW England
Posted: Mon Feb 02, 2009 4:41 pm
Hi there,
I'm new on here and, having received some advice on stocking suggestions for a 4ft hillstream tank, have begun the process of buying equipment.
I've done the plumbing and the powerheads are on order. The tank will be ready soon to turn into a fast flowing river!
I've bought the book (really enjoying it too well done to all involved) and I'm sure I'll end up with a t-shirt eventually!
Anyway, I want to start looking at/for the fish I will eventually put in it.
Can anyone reccommend good shops in the NW of England? I'm guessing Pier Aquatics will be good but are there any others I should pay a visit too? I am happy to travel for an hour or two.
Also, one more if you don't mind. Is it best to stock a group of one type of loach, keep them in pairs or just get a mixed bag of of those available/favourites? (Sorry if the answer is in the book I'm not yet halfway through!)
I'm new on here and, having received some advice on stocking suggestions for a 4ft hillstream tank, have begun the process of buying equipment.
I've done the plumbing and the powerheads are on order. The tank will be ready soon to turn into a fast flowing river!
I've bought the book (really enjoying it too well done to all involved) and I'm sure I'll end up with a t-shirt eventually!
Anyway, I want to start looking at/for the fish I will eventually put in it.
Can anyone reccommend good shops in the NW of England? I'm guessing Pier Aquatics will be good but are there any others I should pay a visit too? I am happy to travel for an hour or two.
Also, one more if you don't mind. Is it best to stock a group of one type of loach, keep them in pairs or just get a mixed bag of of those available/favourites? (Sorry if the answer is in the book I'm not yet halfway through!)