Absolutely the best selection of corals in the Upstate New York region. An excellent range from…read morehardy corals for those just getting into reef keeping to exceptional pieces for those who have been in the hobby a long time. Every piece is hand-inspected, acclimated, and dipped upon arrival. Whenever possible, they source maricultured corals whenever they can, to be as environmentally friendly as possible. Every fish is treated the same way. Their fish tanks are equipped with UV sterilizers to prevent and treat any issues like ick. The owners are exceptionally knowledgeable and helpful. An absolute first-class shop.

From the owner: Huge selection of saltwater corals and fish. Lowest prices on tanks and salt. Full service…read moremaintenance and installs. Can do custom saltwater aquariums as well.

Adam and Kyle are very knowledgeable with Saltwater Fish and Coral. They have good prices and a…read moregood stock of fish and coral. The stock all kinds of aquarium products. Stop in bye and check them out!

If you've ever been to an aquarium, gone snorkeling on a reef, or just watched some Discovery…read moreChannel, you know there's something amazing about the undersea world. Aquariums allow us to bring a little bit of that world into our homes. Having grown up with several aquariums, both fresh and saltwater, I've always appreciated what an aquarium can do for a room (doesn't hurt that I studied marine science in college either). There aren't too many dedicated saltwater aquarium shops in the area so I was excited to check out the Salty Dog. As soon as I walked in, I noticed the reef tank that is beautifully stocked and lit. For anyone who appreciates fish and corals, this place proves itself to be the real deal right from the start. Further into the store, you'll see several tanks with fish and some tanks containing corals and coral fragments. Everything I saw looked to be great quality and very healthy. This isn't your local PetCo where you see some dead fish floating in the tanks. Despite the great location and exceptionally high quality product, the best thing I found with The Salty Dog is the knowledge of the two owners, Adam and Kyle. These guys were both there and I had the opportunity to chat with them for about an hour. It's clear that they both love what they do and want everyone to have a great experience with their aquariums. Adam provided me with a print out that went step-by-step through the process of setting up a saltwater tank. Part of that process requires you to bring a water sample to The Salty Dog to be tested by them before they'll even allow you to buy any livestock. On top of that, they told me they guarantee their fish for about 24 hours! I really enjoyed my trip to The Salty Dog and I look forward to setting up my next tank. Adam and Kyle are great to work with and I'd recommend taking a few minutes to chat with them if you ever stop by. Their knowledge and love for their craft is instantly recognizable. Furthermore, if you're interested in staying up to date on new shipments, store events like frag swaps, and even prize giveaways, look them up on Facebook.

A small zoo but a decent walk! I recommend coming in the middle of the week as there aren't that…read moremany people. We were also lucky in that most all of the animals were active. My favorite was going inside the elephant enclosure building and seeing the trainers perform tricks with an elephant and catching the goats during their feeding time. A fun experience for all ages

This zoo is just OK. I think the Rosamond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse or The Wild in Chittenango are…read moremuch better and more worth it. The negatives are because the zoo is very linear and small. Frankly all the animals look depressed and all the outdoor exhibits reeked. I'm fine with the zoo smelling like the zoo but it was overwhelmingly noxious. The rosamond gifford zoo also has elephants and penguins but it never reeks of poop and a fish market when we visit there. The gift shop was also small and cramped. The indoor exhibits weren't entertaining or informative either. I would say the only positive would be the outdoor playground. It was great and beautiful compared to the rest of the zoo.

Reliving childhood memories and making new ones with the whole family…read more The Strong National Museum of Play is the ultimate place for interactive play with over 282,000 sq ft of fun exhibits. Smaller kids were able to immerse in the toy Grocery Store, Reading Adventureland pirate mail, and Sesame Street exhibits on the 1st floor. There were neat areas including the Pinball Playfield and outdoor Field of Play with a D&D dragon statue and Monopoly for photo-ops on a nice day. The Hulk strength and Spider-Man city climb exhibits in the Comic Book Hero area were also fun. On the 2nd floor, the Digital Worlds and Video Game Hall of Fame featured many classic and independent video games that kept us entertained on various consoles. We also had plenty of fun in the Level Up area, especially with the interactive stealth zone and wall toss games. These were all included in the admission price but my personal favorite were the arcades at $1 per 5 tokens and featured Mario Cart and Halo plus many more games from the past four decades. We literally visited three days in a row here to experience the many parts of the museum for multiple days of play. With added admission, we also worked up a sweat on the Skyline Climb rope course and zipline above the atrium. It was well-designed with a safety rail & traffic light system that made it suitable for young kids. The site has a rainbow parking garage with 6 parking entries included in each annual family membership. Skip it or hit it? We had such a fun time that we'll definitely revisit in the future. Good thing it's only 3 hours drive from Toronto.

This is a trip down memory lane!…read more This museum is not just for children. It's for that little kid inside you that was once naive, joyful, and full of imagination. There are many play areas for kids of all ages, a Wegman's grocery store, a giant working Simon, outdoor space for bubbles, giant sized Monopoly, a giant Chutes and Ladders, a huge Donkey Kong game, plenty of pinball and arcade machines. This year they added an indoor 9 hole mini golf course as well. The part that always leaves me in awe is the massive collection of old toys and video gaming systems. A great trip down memory lane always.

I stopped by the store to check on what they have. Their salted water tanks are well taken care of…read more The coral is very pretty and look alive compared to other fish stores I've been in the area. Staffs (or the owner) are friendly.

We bought 2 whole saltwater setups from them. We should have shopped around. We got laughed at in…read moreseveral other saltwater shops for paying what we did at Caribbean Forest. One of tanks was even drilled and so we had no idea it was done wrong and had to pay to get it fixed BEFORE we could use it. This was a few years ago. I SINCERELY hope it's changed.

This stop was definitely on the way out of business or not really sure the status. It is a donation…read morebased visit so you can give what you are able to and/or want. When exploring it was very difficult to navigate as there was little to no signage for the trails. We explored around back as the lodge was closed. All of the animals were relocated elsewhere, which I prefer personally seemed very small of an establishment to maintain any animal life. There is a short walk to the back field and there is an awesome 6-story treehouse that you can go in and climb around. We explored for a bit and went on our way. Definitely a neat feature to check out for a quick time kill.

We arrived after hours, so we weren't able to check out the interior, but we visited the 6 story…read moretree house (a short walk from the back of the nature center), which was as awesome as it sounds. It was impressive that a group of students built the structure, and my kids had fun running around and scaring each other at each turn. :) There is a lovely field near the nature center with a pollinator garden, so if we had more time, we would've spent time running around there too. I was sad to see that the animal habitats were empty with signs that this was due to a lack of funding. Please support this awesome nature center!

I've been going to pet world for about 5 years now but as of 2025 management needs to step up. I'd…read morelove to change this review but I'd need to see: 1. The holding policy clarified. One day they told me an animal can't be held for pickup. The next time they said they'd write NFS on it and wait for the manager to call back. The animal sold in the meantime. 2. I have left an in-person call-back number twice now because the manager would not pick up their phone when I had a specialty question. I have gotten no communication. 3. The voicemail of the store to accept messages. There's not a posted email, you cannot message the store on FB, and the answering machine is full. There's no way to get a hold of the business. I love shopping local but management like this is going to push me to online ordering from cheaper places that actually respond.

Best place in Rochester for anything fish related. Knowledgeable helpful staff. Only place I have…read morefound live brine shrimp.

Store is amazing! Very Beautiful, well maintained aquariums. Very very friendly. Well worth the…read moredrive down Ridge Rd to Spencerport.

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