HOW TO – Pack tropical fish for overnight delivery

Thursday, April 29th, 2010 at 10:02 am

Video showing how to package tropical fish for overnight delivery. From Tyne Valley Aquatics, we send fish throughout the UK by special delivery - guaranteed to arrive before 1pm the following day. The nationwide delivery service is for al our tropical fish, shrimps and snails. For an up to date stock / price list please follow the link below and request one in the 'contact us' page. www.tynevalleyaquatics.co.uk We are based 10 miles west of Newcastle in North East England and sell tropicals,coldwater fish, pond fish (including koi) and all related equipment. All our tanks are individually filtered and each has its own net. Over 130 species in stock at all times.

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