100% Certified Cyanide Free Reef Fish for Sale.

[naesco]

Originally Posted by DBM

Naesco,

The Mandarins I used to buy were not caught with cyanide, they were speared. Next time your retailer gets a bunch shipped in have a closer look, might see a scar along the dorsal or caudal.

Yes I posted on this technique earlier. MAC taught it to the fisherman.
But, as we both know, the availability of MAC fish is very limited.

Reefers should gladly pay the additional cost for these mandarins.
Continue to get them in whenever possible.

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by naesco

Yes I posted on this technique earlier. MAC taught it to the fisherman.
But, as we both know, the availability of MAC fish is very limited.

Reefers should gladly pay the additional cost for these mandarins.
Continue to get them in whenever possible.

So there are no MAC wholesalers though here in Canada? What about the US?

I don't know much about it, but if I ever found a retailer/wholesaler who was buying/selling MAC fish, I would shop exclusively with them

[chandigz]

There is one MAC certified wholesaler in canada (right here in BC) but no certified retailers

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by chandigz

There is one MAC certified wholesaler in canada (right here in BC) but no certified retailers

Do they sell to the public?

[chandigz]

Originally Posted by GreenSpottedPuffer

Do they sell to the public?

Not to public, check with lfs to see if they deal with coast mountain. They should be able to let you know what certified stock is available.

[GreenSpottedPuffer]

Originally Posted by chandigz

Not to public, check with lfs to see if they deal with coast mountain. They should be able to let you know what certified stock is available.

Thanks, I will do that for sure. I think my new LFS will be whichever one is willing to deal with them.

[chandigz]

some shops also import from MAC certified wholesalers out of the US (theres lots in LA) The only thing is that there is a limited number of species that MAC certifies.