Quality Aquatics Pet Shop

WOWWW❣️ First time there! Clean store ❣️ Friendly, helpful staff❣️🥰👍👍 Tanks are clean, too! Plus there's a huge dream tank(magical pic # 1, where u don't see fish until u zoom in!!!)❣️❣️❣️ Look for the, I believe, diamond tetra on the bottom left, tho pic doesn't do it justice❣️❣️❣️ Tank is roughly 6'/125-150 gallons with many mature sized, gorgeous fish ...including an Empire Gudgeon(see pic #2)❣️❣️❣️ They sell juveniles of these, too! We bought three! 👍👍 Many gorgeous, healthy plants, too❣️❣️ If you're into tropical fish, ya just GOTTA check this place out! YOU'LL BE BACK❣️❣️❣️❣️ Note: My 1st pic of the big tank is only part of it! I did find an almost full tank pic(#3), tho not so magical ...I only find a couple rasboras! lol Fish hide well in the thick planted area on the

Great selection of various fish, turtles, and frogs including fancy goldfish with has kinda turned into my whole thing. Amazing staff!!! It's family run and they most definitely take care of their customers, I have been coming for about 3 months now and would definitely recommend this aquatic store over in the other aquatic store locally.

Friendly service! Great selection and healthy fish. Reasonable pricing, and worth it. Highly recommend!!

The store itself isn’t anything fancy, but the staff are knowledgeable and genuinely helpful. They’ve got a great selection of fish, and everything I’ve bought has been healthy. Even without a warranty, my fish have always done well, which I’m pretty sure is because they quarantine and treat them before selling. Prices are very competitive — usually beating other local fish stores by a good margin and often right in line with big box stores. They’re currently only open on weekends and it can get a little busy, but the wait for help isn’t bad and there’s plenty of parking.

Stopped in and bought $326.24 worth of fish today. 10 Pea Puffer Fish, 7 Kuhli Loaches and 12 freshwater Flounders. Pea Puffers and Kuhli Loaches I had before in my 20+ years of fish keeping but freshwater founders I had not. After I bought the freshwater flounders under the guidlines of them being truelt freshwater I did my own research only to find out I find out they were in deed a brackish water species Hogchoker (Trinectes maculatus) of flounder. When I called to inform the lady that netted my fish the guy on the phone argued with me saying "They can live in Freshwater but it's just not ideal for them." They knew they were brackish water fish but still sold them to me as freshwater fish. I have had brackish water fish in the past and they DO NOT survive in Freshwater long term.