House of Fins

My son was buying products from House of Fins. He always said they were the best by far. Unfortunately my son Michael passed away in March he was only 20. My family decided to dedicate a larger tank to him. The members at House of Fins couldn’t have been more cooperative and compassionate towards us. There are so many I couldn’t possibly add everyone, but here is just a few Jason, Ryan, Pete, Dan, Frank, John, Joe, Kevin F. And many others has helped us tremendously. We had no knowledge of how Michael was running his systems so a big thank you to all of the HoF staff

House of Fins is a unique aquarium store with a well informed personable staff who are genuinely helpful. Their aquariums are pristine and obviously well-cared for. The entire staff is extremely knowledgeable about every aspect of both fresh and salt water aquariums. Even though I am a total novice, I never felt that I was being talked down to. I highly recommend this one-of-a-kind store whether you're interested in tropical fish, coral, water plants, water filtration, or tank maintenance. You will not be disappointed.

Clean place, display tanks and fish looked amazing, but the customer service was awful. Felt super unwelcoming. No one greeted or talked to us until we asked for help and during check out it felt like we were given the silent treatment. Kind of a bummer

I’ve been coming to this fish store for a year now, and I can’t say enough good things about it. Casey is fantastic—super knowledgeable, helpful, and genuinely personable. He always takes the time to answer my questions, offer great advice, and makes sure I have everything I need for my tanks. What really sets him apart is how he remembers my kids’ names when they come in with me—it’s those little personal touches that make this place feel like more than just a store. If you’re looking for quality fish, great service, and an expert who truly cares, this is the place to go!

John was very knowledgeable and walked me through different setups, showing me around the store and explaining the things I needed to start a successful tank.