It's a great little educational center and you can tell they have put a lot of heart and love into…read morethis place. It's a great place for kiddos to learn and touch sea life. The rays were my son's favorite part and I was completely captivated by the sea horses. We attended a bird presentation and it was super informative and the kids enjoyed that as well.

Truly an incredible experience! The volunteers and staff were also very friendly and amazing. We…read morewere able to see the seahorse feeding and also feed the rays! Don't forget to check out the bird sanctuary as well, it's quite a small center but there was still a lot to see and enjoy! We learned a lot there and seeing the turtle rehab had us in awh

We had a great experience! There were so many tanks and animal enclosures that held some fish and…read moreanimals we've never heard of (and my son is an animal fanatic)! Our favorites were the Arapaimas, otters, and everything in the walk-thru aquarium! The facility and restrooms were clean and there were many young employees eager to help and share about the educational talk. The event rooms looked really neat and we had to stop in the gift shop! We'll be back!

A clean new aquarium in Daytona Beach. It's a great place to spend a rainy day if you're looking to…read morebe entertained for an hour or two and aren't worried about high admission prices. It's not huge but has a good variety of animals to learn about and see. There is one sand table activity for kids and a coloring area where your art work can be scanned and temporarily added to a little display. The touch ponds with the starfish and feeding the stingrays were fun for our kids. Some of the exhibit spaces could have been improved for children - they were too high for my kids to see into so parents prepare to do some heavy lifting. They could think about adding some step stools or some sort of mini stair system in certain areas to help improve viewing access for the littles. It's all one level and would be easy to navigate for anyone with mobility issues. Additional experiences include VR, mining, hold a baby alligator and stingray feeding. All come at an additional charge. The downside to this place was definitely the price tag. Military, law enforcement, Florida residents and seniors all offered a very minimal discount. Don't forget your various IDs because they're required for the discount. I told the abrasive cashier I didn't have my applicable ID and couldn't find a picture and she said "well it's only $1 discount". I was surprised she wouldn't take me on my word as a lot do these days, especially since it was "only $1". Not the best personality represented at the front desk. The gift shop is a good size and has all kinds of toys, clothing items, stuffed animals and a small area of books with some cute titles. Overall a good way to spend a couple of hours if you're willing to suck up the high prices. I'm glad we went today but can't say we'd be back if the prices aren't lowered...a bit of a one and done experience as it stands now.

Very friendly staff that knows what they're doing. Always stocked up with supplies and they sell…read morethe biggest shrimps in Daytona. They open up daily at 5am (for earlier fishers like us), and closing time varies on the flow of customers.

Great place to get advice about fishing Ponce Inlet. Really helpful down to earth staff will give…read moreyou the best advice and great bait. Solid place and people.

Staff is knowledgeable and helpful. They had exactly what I needed and I was able to get it and be…read moreon my way in no time.

I grew up in the Debary area, so I know that Fetter's has been around for years. Although I've…read morepassed by it many times, I never really knew what it was, therefore never had a reason to go in. The name "Fetter's Feed" I guess made me think of livestock or something. Recently Hubby and I were driving by and I noticed they had a sign out that said "baby chicks are here". I immediately got excited and begged him to turn the car around! You see, for about four years now, I've daydreamed about having a couple backyard chickens. How fun would it be to have a cute little coop and fresh eggs?! Unfortunately most of the cities or neighborhoods I've lived in don't allow chickens as pets. But my curiosity was peaked, so I just had to find out about these baby chicks. Fetter's is definitely what I would call a "Mom and Pop" kind of place. First off, it's cash only...no plastic here folks. Second, there was an older lady at the counter and you could tell she had been working at that counter for years. The inside is rustic, almost like a barn even. I was surprised to see shelves and racks full of dog and cat products. Turns out they have "feed" for animals of all kind. As the sign outside promised, there were some baby chicks right when I walked in. I started talking to the lady at the counter, asking her about the chicks...who buys them, what for, what breeds are they, how much, etc. Honestly I probably asked her a hundred questions. She was super friendly and took the time to answer all my questions. Turns out people buy them for eggs, like I envisioned myself doing. And she explained that all the babies come vaccinated and debeaked. "Debeaked?!", I thought! I immediately imagined some machine cutting off the beaks of helpless chicks. But she assured me that it just means they file down the very sharp point at the tip of their beaks so they can't hurt each other. Phew! Eventually the chicken talk turned to dog talk, as she asked if we had any pets. I let her know that we have 3 dogs and a cat (yes we have a zoo!). Then she started to talk about the "feed" they carry for dogs (it still kind of throws me off how they refer to everything there as feed - I can't seem to shake the image of livestock when I hear that word, lol). Turns out the brand they carry, Exclusive, is the original Purina recipe. She made it very clear that it is NOT the same as the Purina that you can buy at the grocery store or Petsmart, that stuff is garbage, she said. When Nestle bought out Purina, they completely changed the recipe of the food, essentially ruining it. But the brand they have still has all the great qualities of the original recipe. I am very picky about what I feed my pets and have always opted for the holistic, more expensive brands. I thought there was no way that what they have here could be better then what I already was feeding them. But the more she talked about it, the more intrigued I became. She showed us a brochure and pointed out the ingredients. No animal by-product or other fillers. Plus I was in shock once she mentioned the price...$35 for 35 lb bag! What I was buying at the time runs at around $60 for a 35 lb bag. So the next thing you know, Hubby and I are walking out with the a bag of dog food! It's been about 2 weeks now, and so far the dogs love the food. The real test for me will be if it makes their coats shinier or duller, so I will update in a couple months. Overall, I'm very glad that we stopped in to Fetter's. I will be more than happy to become a regular customer and support this local business.

My daughter and I stopped in today couldn't believe the pricing! very reasonable, and employee ( or…read moreowner) has great vibes!

This is a cool pier to sit out and relax on, the spectator fee is free so no need to whip out the…read morewallet for an evening on the pier, unless you want to fish. There is a store directly on the pier to rent fishing gear and get bait and there is also a restaurant on the pier that you can get a cocktail from and just relax. The atmosphere was so nice! I will be going back

Nice pier. We didn't fish because no one was catching. But it was beautiful. Wish there was a…read morewalkway besides going through restaurant.

The absolute best bait spot in the county!! Best friendly service ever. Wide variety of live bait…read moreand tackle. With the best prices around. Very knowledgeable and helpful. Great and awesome addition is they do custom poles and reel repair.

I got to attend as a birthday gift from a good friend of mine. I had a blast. The owners obviously…read morecare about their farm and animals. They are very welcome to volunteers and they take great care of their animals. And when you do the goat yoga, they help set everyone up to get some great photo shots (they take it for you). The yoga instructor has tons of patience to work through that commotion and laughter during yoga. Just be ready to get dirty and stomped but it's well worth the experience and it seems like the animals all love the attention they get.

June 10, 2023 I was thrilled to find Patty's Parrot place because I needed somewhere to board my…read moreparrot however, after attempting to reach them for four days, leaving messages, texting, etc. I've come to the conclusion that they are no longer open. They need to update their website to reflect the fact that they no longer exist as a company. I am very disappointed that they are no longer around. Dr. Ian Gordon Orlando, Fl