Fins 'n Things

We came here recently for a fish. While the store is small, they had so much in there. As a long-time aquarium keeper, I thought the tanks looked healthy. There should be some algae in healthy tanks. What you see at the big box pet stores is not healthy, which is why you frequently see dead fish! All of the animals looked cared for. It smelled like a typical pet store. I appreciated the many informationals hanging around the store about the fish and other animals. My fish and snail acclimated very quickly to my tank and didn't seem as traumatized as the ones I get from places like petsmart/petco, which die frequently in the transition and I continually have to drive an hour to have replaced. The employee was friendly and helpful. We will be back! Thanks!

Just checked out this place for the first time, was greeted by my new best friend. Such a friendly cat 😺 I may say. The owner greeted me as soon as I walked in the door. I seen a lot of reviews on here talking about the way it looked and smelled but to be honest it's an old building and the tanks aren't brand new. For the smell what do you expect when you visit a small enclosed building with animals and lots of tanks. The store had plenty to offer, lots to look at. I would definitely come back here for my bunny needs and just to look at all the animals. Let's all please be adults and support small businesses trying there hardest as one person doing it all. Your only one person don't let anyone bring you down, you can only try your best and I see all the hard work put into keeping this place open and we'll cared for to the best of your ability.

Great Selection of supplies! Tanks Clearly marked and clean. Purchased some fish a couple of months ago and all are thriving!!

I don't frequent pet shops but this was a nice experience.

Recently got this little guy/girl for a pretty good price and the prices for the rest of the stuff I got weren't bad. But as a reptile owner I always check on the reptiles specially the Iguanas because I know that given the right care they can live for about as long as a dog or older but only a third make it to maturity because of importation stress, improper diet, temperature or an inproper enclosure. Sadly the Iguana I saw the past few times I visited was dried up and needs to soak and needs some type of humidifier. The diet fed to the Iguana whenever I see it is always green beans which might be a stable but not a healthy or varied diet. The right care is important specially for reptiles without it they don't live as long. Giving owners less time with there beloved pet(s). :(