Aqua Star Pet Shop

Can’t wait to go back. High quality goldfish and others. Run by a great guy named Sam-even offered us drinks when our cab took long on a super hot day.

Mediocre variety. Super cramped store. Horrible tank conditions. Dead fish in every tank. Bettas in cups. Shrimp in unfiltered Tupperware containers. Overstocked tanks. Arrowanas in a 10 gallon tank with a divider. A far cry from what I had read about this place.

Healthy fish the shop Owner is friendly Happy with all my purchases. Got some Gold Barbs and Golden Wonders. Also sells Parakeets and Canary, frogs, toads saw some cool half moon guppys

Fair prices and a bit wide selection of aquatic pets

This is a very small place with one man working , this place have what you need or he will get it for you. quality fish and very inexpensive.

A small store. The owner is nice. Price is unbeatable compared to other aquarium stores. They only take cash.

I tried Pacific Aquarium first because it was bigger. Luckily they didn't have what I was looking for which led me to discover Aqua Star Pet! Their prices are so much better and Sam is so knowledgeable. They're a much smaller shop, but that's the charm of the Aqua Star Pet. Save some money and visit here first!

At first I was skeptical of the tiny shop and how cramped it felt, but after interacting with the owner he seemed to encourage caring for the fish well. We bought a beta fish and the owner seemed to genuinely be encouraging good care practices and a “bigger is better” mentality on tanks. A lot of stores that we have visited offer a vase or mini tank for more than the price of a 5/10 gallon and call it a day, so his interest in the fish having a decent life was refreshing.

Best crickets in town, keep in mind everything is cash only though

I'm really not a fan of the cramped conditions the fish are in. I get that an aquarium shop needs to stock up but this is Really cramped. I don't know too much about the care of specific fish but I know about red ear sliders and how they need heat bulb, basking light, a tank to swim in. Their two red ear sliders were just sitting in a plastic tub about the size of a shoe box and maybe 7 inches tall. Felt more like a fish/seafood market for food than to buy a pet to care for.