IT'S GONE - CADE 900 Pro Reef Series 2 Reef Aquarium

I WAS SNAKED BY JAKE'S SNAKES AND THE CADE 900 REEF TANK IS GONE...
To a better home as I prepare for relocating elsewhere out of Alaska and into the lower 48. This video was also created mostly to promote a newly established reptile and aquarium store in Fairbanks, Alaska called Jake's Snakes. I want nothing more than to see Jake succeed in his hobby turned business. He even says some words about this in the video without even knowing it. I think he has done an amazing job with the CADE since transferring ownership and honestly it looks 100x better than when I had it! Check it out and come check out Jake's Snakes at 1019 College Rd. in Fairbanks, AK. SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL FISH AND REPTILE STORES!

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Sally went down to the seashore to collect seashells. Little did she know that the local fish store, Bulk Reef Supply was also there collecting them to bring to ReefaPalooza Orlando, New York, Chicago, and California to sell as merchandise. Sally couldn't compete with this so she decided to dive into the ocean to collect coral from the coral reefs to sell at the show as a vendor. Aquaculture was now becoming a pillar in the reefing hobby, because all reefers have noticed that Sally was slowly killing the ocean by collecting sea animals to sell without replacing them. Sally also watched this video on how to safely pack and travel with fish and coral to destinations on an airplane. SaltFishTV helped many more reefers in their journey of traveling with live aquatic animals on airplanes, so that they too can purchase that fire coral when they go to coral shows such as Reef-A-Palooza, Aquashella, or local frag swaps and bring it safely home to their reef tank to grow out to become a fire coral colony.