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    I took a small group here from my church and we had a good time. I would definitely come back. It's…read moreright across the street from their old location. It's worth it to gather a group because it's 1/2 the price otherwise it's $25 per person. We were given 1 1/2 hours to get through the place but most of us finished way before that. They do remove the snakes if you're interested in holding/ pet them. They have an area where you can pet the tortoises and capybara up close. That's an additional cost. There are 2 rooms from birthday party and they did have a sink in it so guest can wash their hands. Get here soon! I had a good time.

    I'll start off by saying that it exceeded my expectations. I really didn't think there would be…read moremuch to see but boy was I wrong. The exhibits have some unusual reptiles. You'll find a two headed turtle, a blind snake, a few albino reptiles including an albino alligator and so much more. The exhibits were neat and clean and we loved the fact that their animals have unique names. Just learning some of their names made the experience a little more fun. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable and they took their time talking with us and interacting with anyone who had questions. Petting and holding the reptiles really made the experience fun for the kids. The stacked habitats were too high to see what was in all of them. The lower ones were good enough for me to peer into..... Hairy spiders. The aquarium side had a huge jelly fish tank that let you change the colors of the lighting with the press of a button so you could see them glowing in the different colors of the water. There were sting rays, small sharks, axolotls, unique looking fish and much more. It's jam packed at every turn with creatures big and small and for all ages to enjoy. Their gift shop is nice with lots to choose from. From stuffed animals large and small to little tokens in every price range. It's definitely a fun and educational place to visit. So if you're looking for a place that the entire family can enjoy, this is the place to go for both the young and young at heart.

    Kee's Aquarium & Pets - My first fishtank thriving thanks to the help of the employees

    Kee's Aquarium & Pets

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    I love this store because of its wide variety of animals it caters towards. Birds, Guinea pigs,…read moregerbils, hamsters, various reptiles and amphibians, and aquatic species as well. Most employees are well rehearsed on animal needs or at least the ones that they own themselves. I signed up for the pet club to earn points and get discounts since I have 2 fish tanks and 14 female Guinea pigs! They were super helpful and the owner was extremely friendly when giving us information. They went above and beyond when trying to find the best deal for a 60 gallon tank. Even helped load the heavy oak stand into the truck after hours. Helped with tank stocking so it would be a very peaceful community with lots of live plants which are low maintenance. Wonderful selection of Guinea pig toys, mine can't get enough of them! My ONLY complaint with this store is the sale of live animals. They have wayyyy too many Guinea pigs in the cages and too many rabbits in small wire-bottom cages. They do however have plenty of food, water, ect but no room to run & high chances of disease spreading. Rabbits and Guinea pigs run a high chance of spreading diseases which are deadly to Guinea pigs. The acrylic tanks/cages allows for too much ammonia build up which can cause URIs. For an unsuspecting new pet parent, they would shrug off as sneezing. Antibiotics are fairly cheap but has to be bought from a vet after diagnosis which many parents wouldn't do for a "childs pet". There are soooo many Guinea pigs in shelters and rescues in need of new homes and wish that they'd try rehoming before mass breeding at the store. Also, don't buy hamster, Guinea pig, or small animal cages here! None are large enough or for hamsters offer deep enough trays to fulfill the minimum requirement of 6-8in of bedding. For Guinea pigs, Midwest, C&C, or homemade is the way to go. Hamsters have more suitable options both store bought and homemade, just do some research!

    They are not open. Maybe they moved? Website is down. So sad. Did have a good selection of fishread more

    Michigan Aquatics - aquariumservices - Updated September 2026

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