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Hey, light bright, why did you delete "i still think they need to clean up their act a little more". I was just giving them a great suggestion. Besides its not the employes fault. Is it?

I bet they'd put the SW fish in freshwater and feed them grass liike they do the koi.

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Susan

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If at first you DO succeed, try not to look astonished.

they wont have that SW tank for long.

My local walmart seems to stock angels often as well. Not sure what your walmart is/isn't doing but I always believed it was common.

I guess it depends on the location. The store nearest me usually has livebearers, tetras, 'assorted cichlids', goldfish, plecs, and occasionally cories. Not even bettas, which really surprised me.

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oh yeah, the walmart i go to is in Hanover ,Pennsylvania.

When i asked the emloyee why they just started getting in the angels he said that it was newly added to the suppliers list. Thats strange because it was always an unheard of in my area for walmart to have angels.

Okay, I'm not sure what part of the country you're in but down here in the Atlanta area our Wal-Marts have angels all the time. I shop at 3 different ones and each store seems to stock the occasional different fish. For ex, one of them gets in a lot of female bettas, two of them get in ghost shrimp, and two of them seem to carry a lot of clown loaches. But all three of them stock angels most of the time (sometimes they run really low right before a shipment) and most of them are very small and cute. Of course, it may just be that our distributer in this area has a lot of angels... who knows.

-Beth

p.s. oh, and I've never seen a Wal-mart with saltwater-that part is amazing!

[span class="edited"][Edited by bscal 2004-07-15 08:08][/span]