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07/30/2024

Planted tank ready for a trim!

07/26/2024

Here are some fishy friends for your Friday!

07/18/2024

Black and white freshwater community with lace rock.

03/18/2024

03/11/2024

Before/After of a 90 gallon reef tank we installed recently.

12/06/2023

Saltwater Mushroom aquarium! Do you love it or hate it?

11/28/2023

This beautiful reef tank is coming along. The slight cloudiness is due to a recent cleaning, which, I think, lends an aura of mystery... I wish I could have stuck around to see this aquarium clear up after about an hour.

07/28/2023

Say hello to this 6+ year old Golden Puffer! He loves eating krill, and pellets, and fish, and... Well he just likes to eat.

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07/05/2023

170 gallon installed for a customer in just waiting on the cabinet maker to finish up so we can hang the lighting (2x AI hydra 64s)

06/07/2023

12 foot long tank right on Great Peconic Bay with some local inhabitants.

05/13/2023

Really happy with the progress of this in only about 6 months.

05/09/2023

New tank just set up today in a library. Fish coming soon!

04/28/2023

1 year Acan growth! 💪💪💪

04/21/2023

A gold bar maroon waving to us from her behind a forest of

04/17/2023

Just got a new shipment of corals in, here are a few highlights.

04/13/2023

Aquarium Network’s team of service professionals are the best in the business. Every service technician that comes to your home is guaranteed to be neat, polite, experienced and knowledgeable.

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04/11/2023

Picture-frame aquarium through the wall.

04/09/2023

Happy Easter from Aquarium Network!

04/08/2023

Mike feeding the fish 🐠🐠🐠🐟

04/07/2023

Beautiful aquarium in an assisted living facility.

04/05/2023

Do you have scratches in your acrylic aquarium? We can fix that!

04/03/2023

We've got your back throughout the entire process, from idea to ex*****on. 💪

04/01/2023

Throwback to 2004. This Aquarium surrounded the reception area of a local boutique hotel.

03/30/2023

We recently took over service of an aquarium from another local service company and found this long forgotten dirty filter in the back of the sump. It was completely solidified. Sometimes caring for fish can be a little like archeology, but instead of finding dinosaur bones we find relics of filth™

03/23/2023

Here's another video from 7 years ago, I really need to break out the GoPro for some more underwater tank shots like this!

I took a short underwater video of my reef tank today, hope you guys like it.

03/21/2023

I can't believe we posted this video over 10 years ago! This tank is still in service and looking great.

700 Gallon African Cichlid aquarium that is suspended from the ceiling. For more information on this aquarium including some of the components we used please...

03/14/2023

We offer services including renderings of multiple angles for you and your , including locations of plumbing and electric. Communication is key, and showing exactly where everything needs to be keeps a project moving!

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03/09/2023

Aquarium Network has been designing and installing custom aquariums on Long Island for over 40 years. Check out a few of our prjects here:

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Long Island Custom Aquariums Long Island Custom AquariumsAquarium Network has been designing and installing custom aquariums on Long Island for over 40 years. Here are just a few of the many different custom shapes and sizes we have installed. 250 Gallon Bowfront AquariumHere is a saltwater bowfront...

03/07/2023

Can't decide if you want your giant saltwater aquarium in your living room or dining room? Just put it in the wall between both!

View Larger Image View Larger Image View Larger Image View Larger Image View Larger Image View Larger Image View Larger Image View Larger Image 360 Gallon See-Through AquariumAquarium Network2021-03-02T12:32:22-04:00 Project Description This is a 96x24x36″ saltwater aquarium in a home. The aquariu...

03/02/2023

One of the most important, and often overlooked, aspects of an aquarium is managing the nitrogen cycle (sometimes also called the biological cycle). Most new hobbyists do not understand the difficulty of keeping fish alive in a small environment (your fish tank) and usually chalk up their fish deaths to complete mystery or any number of misdiagnosed illnesses.

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