It's not the largest store by any means, but I didn't feel anything was really missing. There are a couple of tanks with plants and a good selection of equipment and sundries. Also quite stunning are the two open top display tanks by the entrance/till area. I will say that a scaper's heart may find satisfaction easier elsewhere, as the selection for materials was quite limited and nothing special, though honestly, that was not why I came back after an initial "scouting" visit. They had a solid selection of classic species, angels, tetras, loaches, bettas, cichlids, etc, but also a couple of oddballs, puffers, rope fish, axolotl, halfbeaks... which as nice. I've been out of the loop for a bit, but those ropefish were really something special to see for the first time. Everything looked to be in good health, and the staff were attentive to me and other customers, and answered my questions confidently. Prices were also quite reasonable.
What stood out to me about this store was that I saw a lot of mature, or near mature fish. It was lovely to see groups of full size fish, instead of hundreds of pale juveniles, showing off their colours. Makes it easier to convince the other half that we should get another tank for those really pretty fish!
I went home with a group of paleatus corys that completely overshadowed the small, adult male I already had (a remnant of someone else's tank), as well as a lively group of gold-dust mollies. All were in good health, settled immediately and gave me no problems at all. Definitely worth checking out if you're local!
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