Fish 2morrow

This is the best saltwater fish store in the DFW area. I've been to every fish store in the area and this one is by far the best one. I've never had a bad experience here.

Not cool Fish Store...not cool. Stay far away from this place. These associates sold me some fish that were already sick and lived for only 2 days. I lost $100. They are not to be trusted. Needless to say bought 2 more fish a week later and they lived. Fish 2 Morrow did nothing to help me out. I would have gone back even if it was a small discount on a new fish. Very awful. I am new to this hobby and I am really leaning off the fish stores advice. Buyer beware. I highly suggest that you do your research ahead of time and know what you are buying. Make sure the fish will eat at the store... I will NEVER be back here. Go to True Percula or Aquatic Solutions. ANYWHERE but here.

I am relatively new to the marine aquarium hobby and have visited several of the area lfs. This store is hands down the best around. Their stock is varied enough that every level of hobbyist can find something. The staff is friendly, leaving you alone to look, but willing to answer questions if you have them. In addressing the review prior to this one, people are constantly in and out of the store just to look at the aquariums they have set up. I bet maybe 1/2 of the people that walk through the door are actually there to do anything other than just look. I know what the reviewer means - I had to work to engage the staff originally. But I have yet to find any other place that I trust stock quality or advice from like these guys!

I paid a visit to Fish2MORROW on Saturday, 19 Feb 2011 at around 6:00PM. Before I went over there I called the store and spoke to someone about switching my canister setup to a sump setup. I was informed that they had sump tanks in the store and if the ones they have don’t fit my setup, they would be able to custom make one to fit my setup. As I entered the store I saw a male cleaning and feeding the tanks. I did not receive any greeting from him. So, I looked around and cross path with the male employee twice, but still no greeting. Finally, a female greeted me and ask if she could help me with anything. I asked her about sump tanks, she showed me what they had and she took measurements. The sumps they have would not fit my setup. I ask her if they could make one for me. She went to ask the male employee. The male employee laughed and said that they could not custom build one for me because they don't have room in the store to build one or anywhere else. While he was talking to the female employee – I was about four feet behind the female - I got the feeling that he was trying to avoid me. It just seemed like I wasn't getting his full attention. Overall vibe I got is that he did not want to help me. The female was okay. However, she did not seem too fond about me being around. Is it because I'm of a different race? Is it because I look like I don't make money? I'm a software engineer for the Department of Defense and I work with different races everyday and this is the first time I ever felt this way since being in Texas. Will I return to Fish2MORROW? If I find another fish store within an 80 mile radius, no.