Salty Bottom Reef Company

have placed multiple orders with them and all i can say is i am amazed by how beautiful there selection and there service are. orders are always ready and correct . fish and corals are always healthy . i drive from spring hill and pass multiple fish stores but none beats Salty Bottom.. 💯💯🎯🎯

Purchased several fish and a handful of snails and clams. Shipping was quick and accurate. Tangs arrived healthy and active. There was a minor abrasion on the copperbanded butterfly which stressed and took some extra time to adjust after shipment (currently in qt being treated) and the dottyback didn’t ship well and died not long after arrival which is a risk you take in long shipments (FL-> PA). I didn’t file any claim as the rest of the shipment was in good condition and acclimated easily. Overall this company did a great job with communication, packaging and quality of livestock. I will be doing business again with them.

A great experience! I received my fish, snails, and coral today and they all were very healthy! The staff were very kind and made my buying experience an absolute pleasure. Highly recommended!

I've bought livestock through Salty Bottom Reef Company a few times and have always had a good experience. Their customer service is great. They usually email to confirm a shipment and in the event that something ends up being out of stock they will give options for substitutions etc. I do a lot of price comparisons with other online stores and my LFS, but they seem to have the best overall prices. I recently bought a tomini tang through them that cost 49.99. They usually go for $90+ elsewhere. Royal gramma was 18.99 and almost always goes for around $30 other places. Invertebrates are also priced nicely. If you have a few things you've been wanting to get you will probably end up saving money with them even with shipping costs. My animals have always arrived in very good condition; some of my fish I've bought through them even started eating as soon as I released them into the tank.

I keep a simple 20 gallon tank with a canister filter, but over the past couple of years I've added live ocean floor, rubble and coralline rock from Salty Bottom to bolster the tank. I now have tunicates, cup corals, snails and fan worms have survived over a year in the tank. The live ocean floor is the best looking substrate I've ever seen.