Are you looking for a suitable home for your aquatic pets? We at Family Pet Centre have a wide range of fish tanks for sale, perfect for beginners and experienced aquarists. We have a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles to choose from, so finding the right one for your home or office can be more convenient.
If you're a customer still on the fence about whether or not to buy an aquarium, here are some of the benefits that might sway you: Learn More
Aesthetic Appeal
Well-designed aquariums can be a real focal point in any room. You can place them by a window to add a touch of luxury and life to your home or office and make it feel more inviting. With the right accessories, you can really make your fish tank stand out and become a real conversation starter.
Many people find the gentle bubbling and soothing colour scheme of aquariums to be very relaxing, making it the perfect addition to any space where you want to encourage calmness and serenity.
Most fish can make relatively low-maintenance pets. You don't need to take them out for walks or train them, and they don't need much space. As long as you provide them with good quality food and a clean, well-maintained tank, they will live a long, healthy life.
Fishkeeping is an excellent hobby that hones your problem-solving skills and allows you to be creative in finding solutions. As you become more experienced, you'll be able to take on more challenging setups that require a heater and filter placement.
Are you a new fish owner? If you're not sure which aquarium is right for you, our experts at Family Pet Centre would be more than happy to help. We can give you all the advice and information you need to make the best decision for your pets.
Consider these factors when choosing an aquarium:
How many fish do you want to keep? What kind of fish are they? How big will they grow? These are all important questions to ask when choosing an aquarium, as different species have different space requirements. A good rule of thumb is to allow approximately ten to 20 litres of water per fish.
If you're caring for a very sensitive species, the depth of your aquarium may also be a concern. Some fish need to be able to rest at the bottom of the tank, so a shallower model may not be suitable.
Here's a breakdown of the most common aquarium materials and their pros and cons:
Most aquariums come with some form of brand lighting, but you need to ensure that it is adequate for the type of fish you want to keep. Different species have different lighting requirements, so be sure to do your research before making a purchase.
Lighting is also critical for the plants in your aquariums, and it also serves to make your fish tank look more attractive.
Filtration is one of the most crucial aspects of fishkeeping, as it ensures that your fish have a clean and healthy environment to live in. Internal filters are a good option for smaller aquariums and are easy to hide from view. An external filter, on the other hand, is better if you want a larger tank.
Some of our aquariums at Family Pet Centre come with plant materials, substrates, and other accessories to get you started, but there are many more options available to make your fish tank your own. Be sure to ask our experts about the best ways to decorate and accessorise your aquarium.
We can categorize aquariums depending on the different types of fish that can inhabit it. Some of the most popular setups include:
Freshwater aquariums are the most common type of tank and are typically home to smaller, less aggressive fish. Once you add a filter and lighting system, you can further decorate these aquariums with various plants, rocks, and other decorations to create a beautiful and inviting space.
Saltwater aquariums are more complex than freshwater tanks, as they require a specialized filter and other components to mimic the natural environment of saltwater fish. These tanks are typically home to more exotic and colourful fish, making them a real showpiece in any home or office.
Marine aquariums are similar to saltwater tanks but are even more difficult to maintain due to the delicate balance of the ecology. These tanks should only be attempted by experienced fish keepers who are interested in marine species.
Tropical fish aquariums can be either fresh or saltwater and are typically home to a wide variety of brightly coloured fish. These tanks require a warm water temperature, so be sure to use a heater to maintain the proper environment for your fish.
Cold water fish tanks are typically home to fish that originate in cooler climates, such as goldfish and koi. These aquariums don't require a heater, but you might need a cooling system to maintain optimal temperatures.
At Family Pet Centre, we have a wide selection to choose from, from marine aquarium setups to beginner tanks. Our shop also carries all the supplies and accessories you need to set up and maintain your tank, including food, external filter setups, lighting, and heater systems.
Do you need a new fish tank? Are you a returning customer looking for a particular brand? Our knowledgeable staff would be happy to help you find the perfect aquarium model for your needs, so come and check out our fish tanks for sale today!