One Fish Two Fish

This is my favorite fish store and it’s 110% because of the owner who is very kind and knowledgeable about fish. He’s always happy to help, and even said I can always call him with questions. I’ve never had an issue with any of his fish, except once when a molly I brought home died the next day when the other mollies I bought at the same time were all fine. He replaced it for me without me even asking him to. I’m always in there asking him for advice since I only started fish keeping a few months ago, and he is always super welcoming and happy to answer all my questions. I think he appreciates when people want to learn more. It makes me sad to see another review on here of some guy blaming the owner for the loss of all his fish at home when he didn’t quarantine so it was his own fault. If your fish really mean something to you, you should be quarantining new fish no matter who you get them from.

We have been customers for many years. The owner is very knowledgeable & always willing to share his expertise. He truly cares for his customers & his products. The tanks are always clean. Wide variety of fish that change regularly. If you see something you want, buy it bc he doesn't keep fish long. If you want something in particular, he will order it in. Purchased many fish, never any issues. If any issue arises, owner will honor return policy, if your water test within good perimeters. Purchased our female rope fish several months ago. She is very active & eats excellent. Unlike most rope fish, she is very personable. Only purchased her for our son but she has become my favorite fish in our tank.

Very knowledgeable and helpful. Nice selection of fish with fair prices. Always a nice experience when I stop in.

Always has a good variety of fish and very friendly

I like this fish shop. It’s not a saltwater shop, so it’s geared towards the type of fish I like. Majority of the tanks have real plants to keep the nitrates down and the fish healthy. It’s a not a box store shop and it’s a nice privately owned shop. The owner is helpful in letting you know what’s compatible and what isn’t compatible together. He likes to use the phrase, “ just because they can live together, doesn’t mean they should”. This is VERY true when building a cichlid tank. The cichlids he has are very rich in color. I’d like to see more cichlids stocked, but that’s not a problem because if you want something, you can call him up and he can get it within a few days. Picking up my Red Dragon Flowerhorn on a Tuesday. Another thing is he sells all types of rock / coral by the pound @ $2.99, which is great for someone setting up a large tank. If you go to a box store, you’ll probably pay $14-20 per rock. It’s still expensive, but when you add it up, you might pay $300 for 100/lbs of rock @$2.99 but your going to spend double or triple that if you have to buy each piece individually at a box store. It’s nice to go into a fish store and get real knowledgeable answers and not guesses from high school box store employees who don’t know squat about fish keeping.