Aquarium Product Reviews - A Consumer-Driven Website

Welcome to Aquarium Product Reviews,  the place to go for people “in-the-know”.   Aquarium Product Reviews let’s you share your opinions on products available to the aquarium hobby. 

Not only that - Aquarium Product Reviews can help you avoid costly mistakes when setting up your new under water eco-system.  Learn from others what works and even what doesn’t. 

Make Aquarium Product Reviews your first stop when you are looking for aquarium products.  Thanks for stopping by.

We offer you - the consumer and installation professionals - the ability to share your experiences with other hobbyists, and even the manufacturers.

When browsing through the various product lines, we have tried to stay with descriptions provided by the manufacturers, when they are available.  Descriptions are intended to be as factual and as reliable as they can be without the "sales hype". 

It is not our intent to favor any one brand or manufacturer over another.  If you spot a description that does not meet these standards, by all means, we invite you to bring it to our attention.

Your opinion is what counts the most.

We encourage honest and constructive reviews of products you have had experience with.  The purpose naturally is to let everyone know the benefits and drawbacks of the products available.

Review Guidelines

• Please write reviews for products you own, and avoid single line responses - details matter.
• Provide comparisons you might have with other products similar to this one you are reviewing.
• Be realistic with your ratings, and remember that others will be using your review to make purchase decisions.
• Please check spelling and avoid controversial language.
  

NYT > Aquariums

A Small Casualty in Hard Times Try explaining to a 6-year-old that budget cuts may prevent him from spending quality time with a baby walrus.

Reorganization at City?s Zoos Includes Buyouts and Layoffs The society that operates the Bronx, Central Park, Prospect Park and Queens Zoos announced an overhaul intended to save $15 million and refocus its conservation goals.

Death in Staten Island?s Tropical Waters A large number of fish in the aquarium at the Staten Island Ferry terminal in St. George have mysteriously died since they took up residence there a year ago.

Winter Weekends: Camden?s Sharks and Ship The Camden waterfront, just across the river from Philadelphia, is home to the Adventure Aquarium.

WORLD BRIEFING | ASIA; Japan: Perhaps the South Beach Diet? Japanese aquarium Kinosaki Marine World is putting its dolphins on diet; says audience has noticed that dolphins fail to jump as high in air as they did before; attributes problem to their high-fat diet of mackerel

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