I had such a great experience at Aquatic Aesthetics! I purchased several Corydoras and Neon Tetras…read morefrom this store and I haven't had any problems with them and it has been a couple of months now. After they were quarantined, they went into my community tank and that was that! I will never get tetras from another store, as I tried to buy some more local to me and they had Neon Tetra Disease and they all died within a week! (Luckily they were in quarantine). The fish at Aquatic Aesthetics have proven to be healthy! The man who runs the store is very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. You can tell he really cares about fish, and keeping the fish keeping hobby alive! He even went above and beyond with helping me find a safe way to transport my fish on a long drive home, and helping to solve my specific problems/ questions with my own aquarium (even recommending purchases outside of his store because it suited my tank best). I will definitely be back. It is most certainly worth the drive.

Been in a couple times over past year or so and my first trip was a young man who explained they…read morewere reorganizing the saltwater in the store. The store and tanks were filthy. Went back a few weeks ago and there was an older man with long beard on the phone. All I saw was a 4' square frag tank that was pretty dirty and no other salt fish. Freshwater tanks were dirty. I hung around for 5 minutes hoping to ask a question about when they order salt fish but he never got off the phone. I finally left and won't go back. He could have at least said hold on I'll be right with you but he barely looked at me and didn't acknowledge me at all.

I hired Aquatic Marine to install and setup a tank in my home and was promised "magazine quality"…read more Nearly a year later, we weren't close. I became frustrated with the tank when there was no end in sight, the work was chaotic, scheduling was near impossible, and I discovered that even after paying for routine maintenance none of my equipment had been properly maintained. I decided it would be easier to just start over with a smaller tank, so I gifted my larger tank to the owner, Kinny Parrott, and purchased a much smaller tank that I thought would be easier for them to actually finish and gave them a chance to live up to what they had promised. He and his service manager agreed with no hesitation to store my equipment and livestock until the new tank was cycled and ready to be setup. Instead, they misplaced half my livestock and his service manager came by one evening without any notice and dropped the rest of my fish into the tank before it was cycled and my gem tang and yellow tang both ended up dying. I sought out help from the store to try and save the rest of my fish, and an hour later, received a call from Kinny stating he was firing me because I was bad-mouthing him to his employees which was not the case. He lacks professional courtesy and the skills to deal with any sort of conflict and is one-sided in his beliefs. His communication style is quite aggressive and dismissive, which makes it hard to have an open and honest conversation with him. He proceeded to yell at me and told me that they would not be doing my install anymore and he was not going to return any of my equipment. He threatened us with attorneys and blamed me for being "too hands on with my tank" and said I had unrealistic expectations. He yelled at me on 2 different occasions using me as a scapegoat for both his personal and business issues and never offered an apology for unleashing on me. For months, he had told me that his service manager was overloaded, overworked, and on the verge of burnout and promised changes that never came. When our relationship ended, I was left feeling like their internal problems were passed onto me and I was fired as a result. When I got upset over being fired for no reason and him holding my equipment hostage, I got mad and Kinny proceeded to tell my wife that I must be bipolar. He finally agreed to return a fraction of my equipment after a battle, and several parts were still missing. He still has thousands of dollars worth of my equipment in his possession not including the tank. After gifting him a new tank, purchasing another tank without asking for any sort of discount, and spending thousands of dollars at his store, I was left feeling incredibly taken advantage of. I could go on and on about the customer service, problems that occurred during our time together, and retracted promises, but am hopeful that this brief glimpse into my experience will help prevent someone else from being lied to and taken advantage of. I had been warned about getting involved with Aquatic Marine, and looking back, I wish I had heeded the advice.

The whole staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. They had a great selection. Brennan was…read moreespecially helpful and knowledgeable. I would recommend this place to anyone looking to purchase fish/accessories/tanks etc. Brennan top notch 10/10 employee!

I've had a fantastic experience with Aquarium. They offer an impressive selection of plants at…read moregreat prices, and the quality has always been top-notch. They also have a wide variety of healthy fish. Every plant I've gotten has been exceptional, and my friend has had the same great experience. Definitely recommend them for both plants and fish! I will say, their name is a bit funny lol.

We have been loyal customers for almost 15 years until yesterday. I came in about a year ago with…read morean angel fish that we wanted to hand over for store credit (it's mate had died and we wanted it to be with other angel fish rather than be alone) and received $15 store credit for it. Last week sometime we stopped for some supplies and asked if we could bring in another angel fish and they said we could do the same thing. So yesterday, we brought the fish in a bag and I handed it to a woman and she put it in a tank to float. Later, I saw the guy I had talked to last week who said I could bring the fish in and told him I'd brought the fish and waited for him to bring the papers to fill out to get my store credit. Apparently, they said I had "surrendered the fish" and kept arguing that I had handed the fish over to them, no store credit. Later, another older man came by and said that I'd needed to bring a picture of the fish before confirming they'd give me store credit for it, so therefore it was a surrendered fish. The rest of the time we were there, nearly everyone avoided us and didn't want to talk to us, and we left without our angelfish. What a way to lose business.