Fat Fish & Happy Corals

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Fat Fish & Happy Corals Fat Fish & Happy Corals is a family run aquarium supplier of both freshwater and marine animals. We produce cichlids and catfish. Hours by appointment.

We feature quality wild and aquacultured corals from around the world. Marine fish, inverts & supplies.

Noticing your corals turning brown can be frustrating, but it doesn’t always mean your reef is in trouble. Changes in li...
11/02/2026

Noticing your corals turning brown can be frustrating, but it doesn’t always mean your reef is in trouble. Changes in lighting, water quality, nutrients, stress, or coral health can all affect coloration—and identifying the real cause is key to avoiding costly mistakes. We break down what to check first and how to help your corals regain their color while keeping your reef stable and thriving.

https://fatfishandhappycorals.com

10/31/2026

We have a pair (2) AI hd16 lights for sale. These are older lights but work fine. Just replaced the fans in both of these within the last 60 days. Asking $160 for both lights. These are controlled through the AI app that you download from the app store for free.

10/31/2026

Baby elephants often suck their trunks for comfort. It helps them feel safe, relaxed, and secure as they explore the world around them.

An elephant's trunk is a complex organ with over 40,000 to 50,000 muscle units. Newborns lack full control over it and often step on it or let it dangle clumsily. Sucking on the trunk helps them develop the coordination needed for future tasks like eating and drinking.

They typically outgrow this behavior, but even large bull elephants have been observed sucking their trunks during moments of high stress, uncertainty, or emotional discomfort.

Mandarin dragonets are stunning, but their specialized feeding habits can make them a challenge to keep healthy. Learn w...
10/31/2026

Mandarin dragonets are stunning, but their specialized feeding habits can make them a challenge to keep healthy. Learn which Mandarin-friendly foods support consistent nutrition, how to encourage feeding, and what to consider before adding one to your reef. A little preparation can make the difference between a thriving dragonet and an expensive, heartbreaking mistake.

https://fatfishandhappycorals.com

We need your help! We are slowly growing but with your help we can expand a whole lot faster. We are currently building ...
10/30/2026

We need your help! We are slowly growing but with your help we can expand a whole lot faster. We are currently building an additional new invert system and expanded dry good sections. We want to know what you would like us to stock. Send us a message or drop your suggestions below in the comments.
Most of all we need you to share our page with your friends. There are a ton of reefers that don't know we are here. So share us to your feed and there may be other reefers out there that will see our posts. Thank you so much and together we can create a reef store that meets all of your needs!

We are back and ready for you to come see us! New coral shipment arriving tonight so it will be a great weekend to come...
10/30/2026

We are back and ready for you to come see us! New coral shipment arriving tonight so it will be a great weekend to come see us at Fat Fish & Happy Corals. Come check out the new products we have in stock, we have what's pictured here and much more. Looking for a large sump? Come see us we have a special deal on 44" reef sumps.

Noticing your fish rubbing against rocks, sand, or decorations? That “flashing” behavior can point to irritation from wa...
10/29/2026

Noticing your fish rubbing against rocks, sand, or decorations? That “flashing” behavior can point to irritation from water quality, parasites, or other tank stressors—but guessing at the cause can lead to costly mistakes. Our latest guide explains what to look for and how to respond carefully, so you can protect your fish and keep your reef healthy.

https://fatfishandhappycorals.com

10/27/2026

Sorry no appointments today or tomorrow due to road trip. We will be available again on Thursday. We are expecting a coral shipment late Friday so we should have new corals this weekend. Make plans to visit us then.

Address

469 Sieber Avenue
Akron, OH
44312

Opening Hours

Monday 11am - 7pm
Tuesday 11am - 7pm
Wednesday 11am - 7pm
Thursday 11am - 7pm
Friday 11am - 7pm
Saturday 11am - 7pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+13308466429

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