Aquarium

Nice attraction in London if you have young kids, my 5year old enjoyed a lot, penguins and the lots of fishes and other sea creatures. We spent good 2 to 2.5 hours inside, could have spent bit more but had to rush for another attraction. The toy shop tempts the kids to buy all the toys..

A wealth of knowledge, Great Team, Top Quality products and most of all Best client Experience in the industry.

Really good looking store - nice displays. Very good quality fish. Lots of different products. Knowledgeable staff.

I have been going to Pet O Pets for a few years now and they are absolutely fantastic. The owner is so knowledgeable with all animals and is amazing with my parrot. He truly shows love to the animals and I highly Recommend if anyone is looking at buying a pet, especially a parrot. He grooms my parrot every month. They are a family run business and I love supporting family businesses instead of the big chain companies. Both their Mississauga and Burlington locations are amazing.

The place has a lot to offer, the staff is very friendly and there’s a special talking parrot which I think you should meet he will make your day also they offer a huge variety of fish and supplies for every animal definitely going back(P.S I got a rabbit and fish from there)

This place is a gem. It is a small aquarium but staffs try their best to explain about the marine life in each tank. If you like to listen to the stories of the local marine life in the area, this is the really best place to be. They have a touch station that you can touch some marine life ( i think this part is a really kid-friendly). Plus a petty harbor is such a lovely sightseeing stop.

The Ucluelet Aquarium is inspiring and that word is not enough to give full measure to this treasure of learning it is, located in the stunning ocean village of Ucluelet aka Ukee on Vancouver Island’s Wild West coast. Its unique catch-and release micro aquarium collects sea animals from local waters in the early months of the year, then returning them back to their ocean home at the endof the March to November season, giving visitors who live on land a nine- month window to learn about their fellow creatures:It also does outreach programmes on the impact of waste on the ocean’s health and other important issues.It is dependent of volunteers and donations. It has recently added a big cedar fish facade to its delightful building , and linked it to a donation program where, if one donates 200$ plus one can get a cedar fish scale shingle inscribed. I got one to honour my ocean-loving son and his family of four., expressing gratitude to them for their care.It is a great gift, and a great way to donate to this Ukee gem.Posted by S Fuller

We really enjoyed. buy 1 season ticket and you can walk at least every day. interesting dolphin and walrus show. Many animals. attractions for children were not all working, but we did not even have time to get around everything. Dragon Hill is a place for the brave. you can spend the whole day. we will definitely come again.

We had such a great visit! The store is welcoming, bright, and full of amazing fish and plants! The display room is inspirational and had me thinking about future aquascaping plans all day. A special thanks to Omid and Darrin for all their help and the amazing welcome we received. We will definitely be going back often.

One of the things I love most about Raging Reef is Raja. He’s the only man who has ever told me no to selling me something. Sometimes because the fish l wanted was not compatible with mine or because my aquarium was too small or l had to have a more consistent and/or better quality of water. He would never sell you an inappropriate thing for your aquarium, and he owns the place! Kudos Raja! A forever fan.