Neo were your couriers any good

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Neo were your couriers any good

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I only asking in a thread as my PM's seem to be up the creek? because if they were fairly fast and reasonable cheap i may consider hunting further a field! if u could let me i would be every so gratful ;)
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Hi Shell, I was down in Bristol, so picke dup the zebs for Neo.

I looked into carriers but they were all really expensive. I am still looking into this and will get back in contact if I find anything.

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ok mate cheers if u dont mind how expensive where they? couple of hundred?
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Any time i have had fish courriered from a fish shop, the dearest price i paid was £18 !

But maybe that was because the fish shop has a deal with a Courrier Company to let them do all their courriering and that keeps the price down.
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A few months ago i was thinking about driving up to robs would of been a about a 1000 mile round trip and the cost was with out fish £340 so anything under £100 i am MORE than happy to pay! it is just the O2 situation would 16 hours in a big bag like the LFS do be alright? or wouldn't any of you chance it?
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There is always a risk with courriering, but sometimes it is the only way to get the fish you want.

I don't think its the oxygen you need to worry about as much as the tempature when they are getting delivered.
I lost some apistogrammas i was getting courriered, that was in January when the tempature was below zero the night they were getting transported, but any other fish i got courriered in the summer months, i have not had any problems with.
Trimar, who send their fish by courrier, is in on the South coast of England, and i live in Scotland, which is a good journey.
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I now live on the south coast Very near Hastings and i would like some of robs fish do u have any contact details for this trimar? anything would be a great help!!
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Trimar isn't a courier is it hehe look at me being all keen lol
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Drive :wink: its much better for the fish and good fun 2!
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1000 miles in a day to be honest i have had betters ways to enjoy myself lol
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well i suppose lol i enjoyed my 1000 mile drive for my old car, and my recent 200 mile trip also
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Must be a blokes thing lol i cant drive anyways so it would be my boyfriend
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even better lol get him to drive n you can hold onto the little zebs :wink:
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Shell
Trimar is a fish shop, but maybe they can help you find a courrier.
Trimar website - http://www.trimar.co.uk/
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Yea i looked thanks lol i shall give them a email and see if they can help me out thanks anyway
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