Vision Aquatics
Location
Address: 2 Bayard Place, Verwood Rd
Area: Three Legged Cross (near Wimborne), Dorset
Postcode: BH21 6RJ
Community feedback
4.0 / 5
1 review
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Vision Aquatics is listed in CoralBay’s UK reef shop directory as a marine aquarium shop serving 2 Bayard Place, Verwood Rd, Three Legged Cross (near Wimborne), Dorset, South, BH21 6RJ. It is listed as a walk-in location. View shop details, website, map location and reef keeper reviews to help decide whether this reef shop is worth visiting. Notes: Family-run aquatic store offering marine fish, corals, invertebrates, Koi, and dry goods with expert advice and UK delivery.
Address: 2 Bayard Place, Verwood Rd
Area: Three Legged Cross (near Wimborne), Dorset
Postcode: BH21 6RJ
4.0 / 5
1 review
Share your experience with this shop in the comments below.
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★★★★☆
It used to be known as The Ocean Project and I visited then. Expensive yes, but good choice.