Services

Aquarium services in Palm Beach County from one person who answers

Cleaning and maintenance on a schedule. Design and installation done right the first time. Assessments when something is wrong. All of it by Jason himself, across Palm Beach County and the north Broward towns next door.

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Two yellow tangs swimming over red and green coral in a reef aquarium

The three core services

Pick the one that fits today

Cleaning the front glass of a saltwater reef aquarium

Maintenance

Aquarium Cleaning & Maintenance

The tank you wanted when you bought it, every week. Jason comes to your home or office on a schedule, does the water changes, cleans the glass and the rockwork, tests the water, checks every piece of equipment and looks at every fish before he leaves.

  • Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly visits
  • Water changes with properly mixed saltwater or conditioned freshwater
  • Glass, acrylic, substrate and decor cleaning
  • Water testing: salinity, pH, nitrate, phosphate, alkalinity, calcium
  • Filter, skimmer, pump and light checks
  • Fish and coral health check every visit
About aquarium cleaning & maintenance
A built-in aquarium set into the shelving of a modern living room

Design and install

Aquarium Design & Installation

A new aquarium is a hundred decisions, and the wrong ones cost you for years. Jason designs the whole system around the room, the light, the budget and the fish you actually want, then installs it, cycles it and stocks it so it is right from the first day.

  • Tank sizing and placement for homes, lobbies and offices
  • Saltwater reef, fish-only, freshwater, planted and pond systems
  • Filtration, sump, plumbing and lighting selection
  • Aquascaping with live rock, wood and plants
  • Cycling and staged, careful stocking
  • Tank upgrades and replacements, including emergency swaps
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Testing aquarium water with a liquid test kit

Assessments

Aquarium Assessments

Cloudy water, algae that will not quit, fish that keep dying, a filter that never sounds right. An assessment is Jason at your tank, testing the water, checking the equipment and telling you plainly what is wrong and what to do about it.

  • Full water chemistry workup on site
  • Equipment inspection: filtration, flow, lighting, heating, controllers
  • Livestock health and compatibility review
  • Algae, disease and water-quality troubleshooting
  • Pre-purchase checks on a home with an existing tank
  • A plain-language plan you can follow yourself, or hand back to Jason
About aquarium assessments
A clownfish sheltering in an anemone

Emergencies

Emergency Aquarium Service

A leaking tank, a cracked panel, a heater stuck on, a power outage in August, fish gasping at the surface. These do not wait for business hours and neither does Jason. Call the number at the top of the page and say the word emergency.

  • Cracked or leaking tank replacement, with livestock moved the same day when needed
  • Failed pump, heater, chiller or filter diagnosis and swap
  • Tank crash triage: water quality, oxygen, temperature
  • Sick or dying fish assessment and next steps
  • Post-outage and post-hurricane recovery
  • Honest advice by phone while you wait
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What a visit looks like

The same routine on every tank because it works

No upsell and no mystery. This is what happens when Jason shows up, in the order it happens.

Reef water test

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Salinity
1.025 to 1.026
Alkalinity
8 to 9.5 dKH
Calcium
400 to 450
Nitrate
2 to 10 ppm
Phosphate
0.03 to 0.1
pH
8.1 to 8.3

Reading the tank as you scroll.

  1. Test

    The water tells the story first

    Salinity, pH, nitrate, phosphate, alkalinity and calcium on saltwater. Ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH and hardness on freshwater. Numbers before opinions.

  2. Change

    Water change with water that matches

    Saltwater is mixed and brought to your tank's salinity and temperature ahead of time. Freshwater is conditioned. Nothing goes in that could shock the system.

  3. Clean

    Glass and rock and substrate

    Front and side panels, the rockwork or wood, the sand or gravel. Filters and skimmers get cleaned on their own rotation so bacteria are never wiped out at once.

  4. Check

    Every pump and light and heater

    Flow, temperature, lighting schedule, dosing and controllers. Anything wearing out gets flagged before it fails during a hot week in August.

  5. Look

    Every fish before he leaves

    Eating, breathing, color, behavior. Coral extension. New algae. A tank is a hundred small signals and Jason reads them every visit.

Tell Jason about your tank

Size, saltwater or freshwater, what is bugging you. That is all he needs to give you a straight answer, usually the same day.

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