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just getting opinions on the best online store that deals in wa (western australia)

thanx in advance
 
thank you very much for that info natasha but just a question does it end up cheaper when you buy it from the pet shop or cheaper when you order it from the internet and get it delivered?
 
Oh boy heaps cheaper online!!

As an example my goldfish filter media sells for $4.95 for a sponge at pet city and $7.95 for the carbon bag, they are around $2.20 each online it is absolutely crazy. The only thing I buy from the shops now is frozen and live foods.
 
I have used the aquaticlifeaquariums.com and they are good for prices - 10% discount if you register. Postage was around $10.00 I think, for a heater and an internal filter and I think it still worked out cheaper than buying from a shop. (heater for a tropical tank, not axies)
 
bigalsonline.com is also a very good store
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It was suggested to me at this site
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I ordered some black Aquarium Silicone. IT came with in a week of me ordering it and the shipping was reasonible. I like ordering things online, it's fun! I worry though if the places sometimes will be honest with my card number though ^ . ^;;; but it really is fun! bigalsonline has a lot of nice stuff too.
 
Big Al's Aquarium and Tropical Fish Supply doesn't ship to Australia.
 
Yes, with postage still heaps cheaper. It depends what you are after as to which is better. I use equarium for all my decorative things and the other for all my filter parts, check valves, pumps etc. I order from both usually at the same time and with both lots of postage combined they are cheaper then the stores around here where I live. (As long as you order more than one thing). I usually stock up on filter sponges etc about once a quarter.
 
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