"I have been there 2 times recently. The first time took a long time to get help. My biggest concern is the money I spent to have majority of the fish die within a couple of weeks. I tested my water several times, acclimated them properly with poor results. I am not new to the fish I purchased , mollys, guppies and platy. I have gad fish for 20 years. Very disappointing."
Rivers to Reefs Aquariums
4
41
1362 Cherry Bottom Rd, Gahanna
CLOSE · 12:00 - 20:00 · +1 614-934-5155
"Got an aquatic frog and two guppies from Rivers to Reefs. Called last week and said after purchasing these, all fish were dead/dying in our tank; I asked the worker on the phone if they had any diseases there at the store with guppies/frogs and he said no immediately and recommended me PraziPro. We treated our tank with PraziPro (does not treat ich)... Called again yesterday as fish still sick and dying and a different worker confirmed the batch of guppies we purchased had ich at the store. This worker said they were treating for ich there and recommended ich-x medicine--apologized for the worker last week not telling me the source was ich from the store. However, this worker said *they are still selling that batch of guppies* while treating for ich. Unbelievable. Way to sell fish to infect other people's tanks. Go to Aquarium Adventure in Hilliard to see how clean it is there versus how dirty Rivers to Reefs is--you will never shop at Rivers to Reefs again after. I want to support a smaller, local business like Rivers to Reefs, but they are literally selling fish with ich, they are not forthright about it, the tanks there need a serious overhaul in how they are maintained, and they are squeezing in so many tanks with visibly poor conditions when I have gone. I will not buy from Rivers to Reefs ever again. My kids are heartbroken about how many fish we have lost; I foolishly trusted this store and the first worker on the phone."
Matt's Corals & Service
3.5
8
265 Lincoln Cir, Gahanna
CLOSE · 11:00 - 19:00 · +1 614-810-8310
"I found this place by searching "coral" on apple maps while trying to find more coral selection close to me. This place has corals I've never even heard of, all bright and vibrant and thriving in the look-down tanks. their deals (like black friday and holiday stuff) are unbeatable, often bringing very nice coral frags down by almost half. the person I've seen working in the afternoon (can't remember their name, but that's on me) is incredibly sharp about their corals and a pleasure to do business with. their fish selection is off the charts, and I have yet to see a spot of disease on any of them. this place is like a dream!"
Petco
3
8
565 S State St, Westerville
CLOSE · 09:00 - 20:00 · +1 614-891-7387
"This is the closest petco to my house and although it is smaller and I can't always get everything I need there, the staff is the best out of any pet store in my area. The smaller store makes it a quicker trip when picking up crickets as there is always an employee around to grab them for me. The women who work there are amazing and I can tell they really care for the animals in their care. It doesn't feel like I'm bothering them when I come in and it is always nice to see smiles on their faces. I will always come back to this location when there are employees like this!"
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