Sea Hare Aquatics

05/05/2025

Dive into the world of aquarium lighting! 💡Did you know that the right lighting can dramatically enhance your aquarium's colors and elevate your underwater display? What's your favorite aquarium lighting? At Sea Hare Aquatics, we are always happy to chat with you about your current system. We'll provide support with any changes needed to upgrade your light system to improve your fish colors and coral growth. Stop on by, we look forward to meeting you!

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03/27/2025

Join us tomorrow as we welcome our latest arrivals of Saltwater Fish🐠and Coral🪸! We look forward to having you visit. See you 👀🔜

03/19/2025

Dreaming of your own underwater oasis? 🌊 Setting up your first aquarium is easier than you think! With a few helpful tips and the right steps, you’ll create a peaceful home for your fish in no time. Let’s dive into the basics to get you started!

# fishstories How to Set Up Your First Aquarium – Easy Steps
1. Choose the Right Tank Size
Beginners often start with a 10-20 gallon tank.
Bigger tanks are easier to maintain (more water = more stability).
2. Pick a Good Location

Avoid direct sunlight (causes algae).
Place on a sturdy, level surface near an outlet.
3. Rinse Everything

Rinse the tank, substrate (gravel/sand), and decorations with plain water (no soap!).
4. Add Substrate & Decorations

Add 1–2 inches of gravel or sand.
Place rocks, plants, or ornaments (Make sure to leave room for the fish to swim).
5. Install Equipment

Filter – Keeps water clean.
Heater (if tropical fish) – Keeps water warm.
Thermometer – Monitor temperature.
Light – Helps fish and plants thrive.
6. Add Water

Fill the tank with dechlorinated water for freshwater systems (use a water conditioner). For saltwater, ask for guidance!
7. Start the Cycle (Very Important!)

Run the filter and heater for a few days.
Begin the nitrogen cycle (you can use a starter bacteria product).
Test water for ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate.

After cycling, SLOWLY introduce a few hardy fish. You'll be well on your way!

03/18/2025

Spring Break 🐠🐟🪴Requests are in. We open at 🕛 and Close at 🕖 see you 🔜

03/05/2025

What’s coming in today…

02/13/2025

Corals🪸 Freshwater 🐟 and Saltwater 🐠 inventory are in tomorrow. We open at noon close at 7pm see you soon 🔜

02/03/2025

They have been Spotted once a year since 1899. Now that what you really call Giant Phantom Jelly🪼.

Giant phantom jellies were discovered in 1899 and since then have only been spotted around 120 times.

01/31/2025

Freshwater 🪴 are available. 🥳The list below is provided for your reference; please note that the water is a little cloudy. Plant Sale🥳: purchase 3 and receive 1 of the same type for FREE. See you 🔜

01/30/2025

Our next shipment, expected tomorrow, will include freshwater and saltwater fish, as well as some corals. Freshwater plants will follow on Friday. Please phone to confirm arrival.

01/23/2025

Dive into the new year with our first shipment of 2025! Saltwater 🐠 , freshwater 🐟 , invertebrates 🦐 , fresh 🪴 and more are making a splash tomorrow after 3pm. Call us to confirm arrival. See you 🔜

01/22/2025

We hope you enjoyed your snow day ❄️ Regular business hours tomorrow, we look forward to seeing you!

01/20/2025

Due to the current weather forecast, we will be closed on Tuesday, January 21st. As we continue to monitor the weather, we will send updates if anything changes.

Most importantly, please take all measures and precautions to keep you and your family safe in this uncertain weather. This includes your fish! 🐠 🐟 Check your heaters, battery backups, and if you have generators make sure they are ready to go!

From our family to yours, stay safe and warm!