Strictly Fish & Corals

Water testing services at Strictly Fish & Corals help customers monitor key parameters like ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH, and salinity. Staff use reliable test kits to assess tank stability and identify potential issues. Results are shared with customers to guide adjustments in feeding, water changes, or equipment use. Testing supports both saltwater and freshwater systems, with attention to cycling and long-term balance. Customers are advised to bring recent test results for comparison during visits.

Aquarium maintenance services at Strictly Fish & Corals include regular cleaning, water changes, equipment checks, and system monitoring. Staff ensure stable water parameters and proper function of filtration, lighting, and heating. Customers are encouraged to share recent water-test results and feeding routines before a visit. Clear access to the tank and equipment helps technicians work safely and efficiently. The service supports both saltwater and freshwater systems, with attention to species-specific needs.

The store’s saltwater focus includes support for reef and marine fish systems. Customers can find corals, marine fish, invertebrates, and related supplies such as lighting, filtration, and water treatment. Staff provide guidance on salinity stability, PAR levels, and flow requirements. The focus is on maintaining balanced, healthy saltwater environments. Equipment and livestock are selected to support long-term system stability and species well-being.

The store supports general aquarium systems, including both saltwater and freshwater setups. Customers can find aquariums, equipment, filtration, heating, lighting, and supplies for a range of tank types. Staff assist with system design, cycling, and maintenance. The focus is on creating stable, sustainable environments for fish and invertebrates. All offerings are aligned with verified product categories and service capabilities.

The store supports freshwater aquariums with a range of fish, invertebrates, plants, and supplies. Customers can find equipment for filtration, heating, lighting, and water treatment. Staff provide guidance on cycling, stocking, and water quality. The focus is on creating stable, healthy environments for freshwater species. All offerings are based on verified product and service categories.

The store offers aquariums in various sizes and styles, including glass and acrylic tanks. These are suitable for both saltwater and freshwater setups. Customers can find tanks designed for fish, corals, and invertebrates. Equipment compatibility and stand support are considered during selection. The focus is on durable, functional systems that support long-term aquatic health.

The store carries a variety of aquarium fish suitable for both saltwater and freshwater systems. Customers can find marine fish, freshwater fish, and species appropriate for reef and community tanks. Staff provide guidance on compatibility, tank size, and care requirements. The focus is on healthy, well-maintained livestock that meet species-specific needs.

Invertebrates available include shrimp, crabs, aquatic snails, mussels & clams, and other species suitable for saltwater and freshwater systems. Staff provide guidance on care, compatibility, and water quality. The focus is on healthy, well-maintained livestock that meet species-specific needs. Customers are advised to consider tank size, flow, and diet when selecting invertebrates.

Marine fish offerings include species suitable for reef and fish-only systems. Customers can find tropical saltwater fish that thrive in stable, well-maintained aquariums. Staff provide guidance on acclimation, tank size, and compatibility. The focus is on healthy, resilient fish that meet species-specific needs.

Coral placement should match species-specific light (PAR) and flow needs rather than aesthetic preferences. Leave space for growth to prevent shading or stinging of neighboring colonies. Observe polyp extension after moves; retracted polyps may indicate stress from flow, light, or water quality. Stable alkalinity, calcium, and magnesium support skeletal growth in stony corals when monitored regularly.