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QM's Labor Day Holiday Hours
(08/30/10)
Quality Marine will be closed for observance of the Labor Day holiday on Monday September 6. Please keep this in mind as you plan your orders for next week.
Quality Marine will be closed for observance of the Labor Day holiday on Monday September 6. Please keep this in mind as you plan your orders for next week.
Bob's Picks
(08/27/10)
This week's pics: False Shepard's Angel (Hybrid), Samoan Cardinalfish and Three Lined Fusilers from our SSC in Tonga, algae eating white-foot hermit crab from Hawaii, and maricultured Torch Coral from Bali.
This week's pics: False Shepard's Angel (Hybrid), Samoan Cardinalfish and Three Lined Fusilers from our SSC in Tonga, algae eating white-foot hermit crab from Hawaii, and maricultured Torch Coral from Bali.
Bob's Picks
(08/20/10)
This week's picks: MAC Certified Fusilier Damsel from Fiji, Lantern Basslets from our SSC in the Caribbean, Blue & Red Fairy Wrasse from Sri Lanka, and Red Wellsophyllia Rose Brain from Indonesia.
This week's picks: MAC Certified Fusilier Damsel from Fiji, Lantern Basslets from our SSC in the Caribbean, Blue & Red Fairy Wrasse from Sri Lanka, and Red Wellsophyllia Rose Brain from Indonesia.
Photo's of the Week
(08/20/10)
Our photo this week can speak for itself! The Armitage Angel is an unique and rare angel that when we one enters the waters here at Quality Marine, we just have to share the excitement.
Our photo this week can speak for itself! The Armitage Angel is an unique and rare angel that when we one enters the waters here at Quality Marine, we just have to share the excitement.
Bob's Picks
(08/13/10)
This week's picks: Radiant Wrasse from Kenya, MAC Certified Double Bar Rabbitfish and Mimic Saddle Filefish from Fiji, Pink, Yellow and Green Sea Cucumbers from Indonesia, and Red Button Cynarina also from Indonesia.
This week's picks: Radiant Wrasse from Kenya, MAC Certified Double Bar Rabbitfish and Mimic Saddle Filefish from Fiji, Pink, Yellow and Green Sea Cucumbers from Indonesia, and Red Button Cynarina also from Indonesia.
Photo's of the Week
(08/13/10)
There’s a lot to love about Cardinalfish. Which is why when we received a few unusual cardinals, we just had to snap some photos and show them off!
There’s a lot to love about Cardinalfish. Which is why when we received a few unusual cardinals, we just had to snap some photos and show them off!
Photo's of the Week
(08/06/10)
Every so often we a get species of fish here at QM that is so unique, its hard not to take an immediate liking to it. That’s what happened when we received this purple frilly Rhinopias Scorpionfish.
Every so often we a get species of fish here at QM that is so unique, its hard not to take an immediate liking to it. That’s what happened when we received this purple frilly Rhinopias Scorpionfish.
Bob's Picks
(08/06/10)
This week's picks: Yellowhead Jawfish from the Carribean, Powder Blue Tang and Bimaculatus Anthias from our SSC in the Maldives, Cardinalfish from our SSC in Tonga, and new Reefhab frag offerings.
This week's picks: Yellowhead Jawfish from the Carribean, Powder Blue Tang and Bimaculatus Anthias from our SSC in the Maldives, Cardinalfish from our SSC in Tonga, and new Reefhab frag offerings.
Bob's Picks
(08/02/10)
This week's picks: Bigeye Catalufa from Costa Rica, large Blue Line Snappers from our SSC in Tonga, Sailfin Desjardini Tang from our SSC in the Maldives, and lastly Red Brittle Starfish and super colorful Montipora species from Tonga.
This week's picks: Bigeye Catalufa from Costa Rica, large Blue Line Snappers from our SSC in Tonga, Sailfin Desjardini Tang from our SSC in the Maldives, and lastly Red Brittle Starfish and super colorful Montipora species from Tonga.
Video: Nutramar Ova Used to Feed Mandarin's
(07/27/10)
We've always known that our Ova is an excellent food for feeding finicky eaters, but here's the proof. ORA down in Florida almost use our Ova exclusively to feed offspring of their Mandarins and bring them to adult hood.
We've always known that our Ova is an excellent food for feeding finicky eaters, but here's the proof. ORA down in Florida almost use our Ova exclusively to feed offspring of their Mandarins and bring them to adult hood.
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