Because Direct Aquatic is not your ordinary marine shop, it offers Service Packages that can be considered the cut above the rest. Every Direct Aquatic service visit is recorded and monitored by our techinican, ensuring the expert care and solution for every client’s aquarium needs.

Service Packages for residential or commerical come in per gallon tank size, comprising of 1 visit per month respectively. For commercial packages, you can just personally drop by the shop for further information. Basic items for every Service Package include checking all equipment, checking the condition of the water and making recomendations on how to improve the quality of water. With all these services included, you will have to worry no more but just relax and enjoy your tank. Though caring for the marine fishes is not an easy job, part of the sucess in keeping your fish healthy mainly depends of you and not neglecting the needs of your fishes. We would inform you the regular daily and weekly routine in maintaining your tank, like day-to- day feeding,checking the water level of your system, etc.

Direct Aquatic is not representing that these services will eliminate, much less prevent breakdown of equipment, or death of species due to other causes beyond control. However, these services are but the best way to avert further problems that may arise.

Drop by Direct Aquatic today and let the expert handle your total aquarium needs for you.

Direct Aquatic easily maintains yourmarine tank for you.

10 Benefits You Get From Monthly Maintenance

1) Technical support available on hand
2) Provide you with the right information
3) Help you maintain a good water quality monthly
4) Help you troubleshoot problems and prevent future fish deaths
5) Update you on our new equipment available
6) Record everything done to your system
7) Evaluate your fish health and condition
8) Quarantine your fish selection
9) Help you pick out the best fish combination
10) Give you tips on how to correct your mistakes

Note:  Direct Aquatic is not liable for breakdown of equipment, and death of species due to other causes beyond control.