Assessments
Aquarium assessments and troubleshooting
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.
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What is included
- 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
More than one client has called Jason a mentor. He has taught hobbyists across Boca Raton and Delray Beach to read their own water and adjust levels themselves. An assessment is not a sales visit. It is a look at the system and a plan.
Where the difference shows
“His suggestions are spot on.”
Karol Abercrombie · Google review · read all
Questions
Common questions about aquarium assessments
Jason tests your water, inspects every piece of equipment, looks at the fish, coral or plants, and asks about the tank's history. You get a clear explanation of what is going on and a plan, either to fix it yourself or to have Jason take it from there.
For ongoing clients, yes. Jason has helped customers adjust their levels over the phone and by text many times. For a new tank he has not seen, an on-site assessment comes first.
Yes. A pre-purchase assessment tells you what the system is, what condition it is in and what it will cost to run and maintain, before you close.
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.