Good stores in Germany

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Hey, I'm visiting Germany, and I wanted to know where the good fish/amphibian stores are. I'm in Jena, which is near Weimar, in the old east part. I can travel around a bit, so if there are any really super stores way on the other side of the country, I might still go to see them...
 
Er, you plan on bringing animals home? You realize that you cant do this without a variety of permits, right?
 
No, I probably wouldn't try to bring any animals home. I just want to see what the German stores have to offer. If there are really good products here, I might buy some of them, though.
 
Products?
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Just couldn't avoid that one, sry.
 
Hi,

It isn't a store but I would like to recommend you to visit the vivarium in the zoo in Chemnitz, there you can see a lot of amphibians
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Regards,

Patrick
 
Hi Patrick! I hope you're well and I hope you enjoy Gersfeld this year ;).
 
Hi John!;)

long time I haven't heard from you... all is fine, thanks;) yes, I'll be in Gersfeld this year, it's a tradition now;) Do you come?

best regards,

Patrick
 
Oh, that's exciting that there's a good vivarium in Chemnitz. I was planning on seeing the city anyway. Is it expensive for admission into the zoo?
 
Hi Rose,

no, the price is OK, you simply need the entrance for the Zoo
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best regards,

Patrick
 
Patrick - unfortunately I won't be going this year. Perhaps next year. I hope it's productive for you and that you enjoy it
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Best wishes,

-John
 
Hi John,

that is sad but I understand... if you wish I can make a small report to you
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best regards,

Patrick
 
Patrick - I think everyone here would love to read your small report, so yes please
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. If you take photos, one or maybe two would be great too! Thank you very much
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OK, John..

I think I'll create a new thread for this then
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here it is off topic now..

best regards,

Patrick
 
I just have seen that others were been faster than me with postings.. notice the thread ,, how was Gersfeld"

regards,

Patrick
 
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