somethings fishy clio

[woogie0004]

well earlier today when i was feeding my tropheus i noticed one wasnt eating so i looked for my Metronidazole turns out i was all out.  worried it may have bloat i went to somethings fishy in search of some Metronidazole or another treatment that had Metronidazole as an ingredient.  when i was greated by the sales person they told me that there is no treatment for bloat and i should just feed the fish a lot of flake to flush out there system.  i just looked at the guy dumbfound.  after this i didnt even bother looking at there fish and went to pet smart where i found a parisite treatment that had Metronidazole as its second ingredient witch is better than nothing i figure.  needless to say i will not be back to somethings fishy and would never take any advice from them     

[timmyho]

I've been to somethings fishy quite a few times,  and I would have to say usually I do not take any advice they give me when it comes to cichlids, but they do on occasion have some nice fish available.  I purchased my frontosas from them a couple years ago and I love them!  They don't have a very wide variety of cichlids, but every once in a while they get something that I have to buy.  There is not too many aquatic stores in the flint area, but this is definitely the best one.  They have a wide variety of community fish available, as well as discus.  Their prices for fish are not too bad on some, and high on others.  I do enjoy going there when im in the Clio area though.

[mightieskeeper]

They do a pretty good job selling fish.  They do have a lot of bread and butter fish with some cichlids.  They have some saltwater fish also.  Clean tanks, very few sick fish, Good store, give it 4 stars.

[PowerCerg One]

The saltwater section is certainly superior to the freshwater, but their Bettas are pretty great. They have oddball fish like an 8" Clown Knife. Also a substantial section of relatively cheap used tanks. Possibly the best feature is the tortoise that is free to roam the store.

[PLenny]

While they have struggled to correctly identify a male when I purchased a Compressiceps and Borleyi - and the jury is still out on my recent Malawi Hawk purchase- they have the best selection of Africans in the area that I've been able to find.  They usually have a decent selection of Peacocks and I picked up a Blue Ahli that is a stunner.  I would also add that I have found the prices to be very reasonable.