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    Redland Tropical Fish Farm

    3.7 (3 reviews)
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    Great variety, prices are much better than competitors. Off the beaten path, but the owner is super nice and helpful. I will be going back.

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    Redland Koi & Pond

    Redland Koi & Pond

    (37 reviews)

    Our nex summer adventure with kids take us to Redlands Koi Gardens located in Homestead an a…read morecategory of 4.2 with more than 80 reviews, this place is very calm and quiet. When you go through the doors of the gate which have a peculiar decoration, it is the union of yin and yan, that is, a place where you will find spiritual peace and that's right, Zen and Japanese style, this place transports you to the country where it originates this kind of architecture. With different shelves where you can see the original Japanese koi fish from when they are small until they reach the size where they become majestic due to their colors. Redlands is It is an escape from tranquility with mother nature to recover the constant sound of different waterfalls that produce a unique sound, protected by trees that do not let the high temperatures break the charm of the place.

    I visited this facility because it is advertised as an event venue with an Airbnb rental attached…read more Before going, I had read previous complaints regarding the treatment of the birds and turtles. Unfortunately, what I observed raised serious concerns about whether these animals are being properly maintained and cared for. The person responding publicly to these complaints appears to dismiss the concerns rather than acknowledge them or take responsibility for improving the animals' conditions. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has reportedly become involved, yet there appears to be little meaningful or lasting improvement in the humane treatment of the animals on the premises. I encourage anyone considering visiting, booking an event, or staying at this property to read the previous reviews and carefully examine the photos. The welfare of these animals should not be ignored while the property continues generating income from events and rentals.

    Aquarium Show

    Aquarium Show

    (38 reviews)

    Staff is knowledgeable on tank and fish care. This is only place a trust for my freshwater fish and…read moreplants. The staff is extremely helpful. Definitely one of my favorite aquarium stores.

    I want to begin by expressing my sincere appreciation for the Aquarium show on Friday, July 25th…read more It was an enjoyable and engaging event, and I was especially impressed by Elijah's professionalism and courtesy. His positive attitude and knowledge truly stood out. Unfortunately, a distressing situation that followed my visit has deeply affected my experience with your store. I purchased a Golden Dojo Loach, which died less than 24 hours later. Shortly after introducing it to my tank, my betta fish--who I had gotten on Father's Day and had cared for over the past two months--began to show signs of illness. This fish held deep sentimental value for me, as I got it shortly after the tragic passing of my father in a car accident. As a veterinary technician working in the exotic animal field, I was quick to recognize the symptoms and took immediate steps to quarantine the affected fish. I later learned that all of the Dojo Loaches at your store had also died, confirming that the fish I purchased was infected and introduced illness into my aquarium. This was not the result of negligence on my part--I maintain a clean and well-monitored tank. The source of the infection was the fish your store sold me. When I reached out to explain the situation and express my distress, I was met not only with a dismissive response--"It is what it is"--but also with laughter, as though the situation were humorous. I found this response deeply unprofessional and frankly hurtful, especially considering the emotional context and the effort I've put into caring for my animals. I had to spend $96 on medication to try to save the remaining fish in my tank--treatment that should never have been necessary. I did not infect my tank; your store did, and yet I was left to bear the financial burden. As someone who works in the veterinary field, I fully understand that animal loss can and does happen. What made this situation so disappointing was not the loss itself, but the careless and unempathetic way it was handled. The lack of accountability and professionalism, combined with the visibly poor conditions in your store, left me extremely concerned. I'm sharing this feedback in hopes that it leads to positive change. I urge you to take a closer look at your store's health practices and customer care policies to prevent similar situations from happening in the future.

    Robbie's Feed & Supply - Saddles

    Robbie's Feed & Supply

    (18 reviews)

    I visited Robbie's Feed & Supply intending to purchase chicks, and what should have been a simple…read morevisit turned into one of the most unnecessarily hostile and poorly managed customer experiences I've had. When we arrived, we went to the register to ask where the chicks were. We were the only customers in the store at the time, while all three employees were on phone calls. A gentleman walked in after us and stood to the side. When one employee got off the phone and asked "who's next," we stepped forward--only to be told we were not next and that there was a "line." There was no visible line, no clear signage, and we had been standing directly in front of the register the entire time. This is not a large store--it's a small space where basic awareness should make the order obvious. The man who arrived after us then attempted to move ahead, and I had to clarify that we had been waiting. Instead of handling it professionally, the employee responded dismissively. When I finally asked where the chicks were, I was told "outside," with no effort to assist further. Outside, no one initially helped us. Eventually, a young employee approached and was polite, helpful, and allowed us to select a chick ourselves. As first-time customers in this type of setting, we relied on the guidance we were given. Then an older employee, identified as "Tete," approached in an aggressive and confrontational manner, raising her voice at both the employee and myself. She escalated the situation unnecessarily and even placed her hands on my shoulder, which is completely inappropriate. She also began speaking to me in broken Spanish despite me speaking English the entire time, which felt like an unfounded assumption. If there are rules about not touching the chicks, that needs to be clearly communicated and consistently enforced--not handled through public confrontation. What made this worse is that the employee assisting me--and even a supervisor--appeared confused by her reaction, stating that this was how they normally handle things. That inconsistency reflects a clear lack of training and management oversight. I also couldn't ignore the condition of many of the chicks, with a noticeable number appearing to have pasty vent issues, which raises concerns about their care. I ultimately chose not to make a purchase. I will not spend money in a place where customers are treated this way. This was not a product issue--it was a failure in professionalism, training, and management. If you're considering a feed store, I would strongly recommend looking in Broward instead. The difference in atmosphere and customer service is worth the drive.

    We found everything they we were looking for. We found all of the essential items for feeding as…read morewell as three basic essentials. The service was excellent. We will certainly return.

    Redland Tropical Fish Farm - localfishstores - Updated August 2026

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