Zoo Pet Center

This place was in business from the time I arrived to Peekskill in 2000. They moved after the pandemic years, and they are still in Washington St. But some blocks down. The same owner, the same cordially the same way to do business and help customers with a lot of experience and dedication to do what they like to do. I like that they have fish for salt water and regular water. The basic to start or add new fish for your tanks. I found a cute couple in a tank, dori and Nemo were there and some other ones, they have a small quantity of types of fish and reptiles but the ones you will love to have a d I not sure you may ask and they can find you the ones you like. Also, I hear they clean and maintenence your fish tanks, so call them to ask about this. It is local, easy to park. Both sides

Z comes to my home monthly to maintain my 60 gallon tank. We are so grateful for him and all his spot on advice. I highly recommend Z and his store.

I've known Zee for years, I still go to him with all my questions and concerns about fresh water and saltwater fish, and you know what your getting when you buy fish and coral from him

I am writing this review for a very unusual reason - to appreciate kindness and compassion of the owner - Zach. I hope you will read it and understand. Some 18+ years ago, my kids started a 32-gallon aquarium and stocked with all kinds of fresh-water fish. As is usually the case, they were interested in only watching the fist, caring for aquarium and the fish became one of my duties. Over time, the fish population depleted (from natural causes) and the kids went to college. Ultimately, 6-7 years ago, there was only one fish left in the tank - a beautiful red-tail shark. I kept cleaning the tank and caring for the fish until I had two strokes. Even though it was hard for me and a family friend wanted to take the fish and the tank, I did not had the heart to do the deed. Unfortunately, las

I wanted to like this local aquarium store as I've been getting deep into the hobby. After cycling a 10 gallon planted tank I walked in and specifically asked for fish that would be happy in a small tank like mine. They ended up suggesting 2 neon tetras and 2 rummy nose tetras. Over a month later the fish are doing ok, but still seem very skittish and scared. I did some research and everything I'm reading says that tetras need to be in schools of 6 or more. And that rummy nose tetras shouldn't be in a tank less than 20 gallons. I'm very mad that the "experts" at this store neglected to tell me these basic facts. I specifically came in looking for advice, and I feel like they just told me what I wanted to hear to make a sale. If you shop here make sure you do your research ahead of time and