Question: Asking Aussie Members: Favourite plant supplier

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Hi Guys,

Who are your favourite Aquarium plant suppliers and why?

Online or storefront - Doesn't matter

bren
 
Mine of course is.... ME, well hubby anyway, we sell them online and from the hothouse within Australia but commercial links are a no no on here :D

Otherwise if you want good plants in Western Australia from an actual aquarium store I'd go with Vebas (towards Fremantle) and Aquotix in Canningvale Chris @ aquotix is a plant NUT and if you're after something different that that's the place to go but both keep an EXCELLENT range of well looked after plants.
 
When I get plants for my tanks I just buy them from the local pet shop. I normally have fake plants because the axies destroy them and the goldfish in the other tank eats them. It gets a bit pricey replacing them all the time.
lea
 
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