Liquid Kingdom

Tanks are covered in saltcreep and algae can barely see in the tanks. Never even said hi or acknowledge me when I came in even when I said hi to the clerk. I’ll take my money somewhere else.

The lady was very nice, she wasn’t just trying to make a sell which we appreciated. They were knowledgeable, environmentally friendly, and reasonable prices.

Tom and his staff (aka his family) answered all of my questions when I was a newbee, and Tom even lent me some of his equipment without charging me. He just trusted that I would bring it back and that’s pretty amazing in my book.
When my fish were sick they walked me through everything that I needed to do and it helped me save a few hundred dollars worth of livestock. The store may not be the prettiest, but if you are a saltwater hobbiest then it shouldn’t matter to you. At Liquid Kingdom you get amazing service, and I will be buying my next tank for my basement from them. I’ve been to all of saltwater stores within 20 miles of my house and this is the only place that hasn’t pressured me in any way to buy anything. This is the best place to go in North Denver for any of your saltwater needs.

This is a great store. It’s salt water only, but the owner is clearly passionate and knowledgeable, and was really pleasant to me (despite my being new to the hobby). He even gave me a great deal on some LED lighting I was looking at.
It’s a shame they don’t do freshwater, but for supplies, tanks, and lighting, this is now my go-​to store.

Simply put, I love this place. The ambience isn’t necessarily great, but that’s because they put more effort into having knowledgeable staff and taking great care of their animals.
This is a store with saltwater animals only, do not go here if you want some goldfish. With the staff here, it is easy to ask questions about starting a tank, space needed for specific fish, «what the hell is that thing?», etc.
Prices are reasonable considering how healthy and balanced they keep their tanks. If you don’t care about that, be my guest and go to Petco; enjoy your parasites.
As a bonus, I still remember that the most beautiful Midas blenny there ever was once lived here at Liquid Kingdom.

Being a marine aquarist I have sought out all I can find in the metro area that cater to the hobby. There are alot of good places around but these are just the nicest people you’ll ever meet, always helpful and it seems they are some of the blessed few who dig what they do, and it shows. The store is very nice and they’ve always got an interesting assortment of creatures to look at, even if your not into the hobby if your nearby it’s worth popping in just to see the amazing critters. They are one of the few stores that will allow trade ins, they have to quarantine your fish for a time to ensure it’s health and then they offer store credit for it. If your in the hobby you’ll appreciate how nice it is to be able to find a good home for a critter that’s getting picked on or maybe the one doing the bullying whatever the case may be. They only do salt water aquaria but they do it very well!

When my husband and I are bored, we go to fish stores and Liquid Kingdom is our favorite.
My husband has been a regular customer here for many years and has always had a great experience. Tom, the owner, and his family are all super nice and helpful. They take great care of their fish and won’t even sell you anything unless they’ve had it for a week or longer.
Additionally they are always willing to help when we’re trying to figure out what’s going wrong in our tanks. When we went on vacation a few months back, we asked Tom if he would help if something went wrong with our tanks while we were gone. He was willing to come to our house in the event the fish sitter didn’t know what to do.
When you go in, look for the fat puffers. Deborah, Tom’s daughter, has a habit of taking very good care of those guys. We adopted one that was too fat for his tank. He came with the specifications that we call him Freddy, we feed him claims and we don’t let the other puffers pick on him. That’s mostly to emphasize that they really do care about their fish.
I’d highly recommend visiting this store even if you don’t have salt water tanks. Their tanks are beautiful and every time we go in, we something different.
Oh! There are these really creepy worm things in a bow front tank on an end cap. They will follow your fingers if you wriggle them slowly in front of the glass. They creep me out but I love seeing them!

We stopped in here today on our trek to the Asian market. My husband used to keep saltwater fish (which is all they sell here), and I wanted to go in and take a look.
We met the owner and his son, who were both very friendly and knowledgeable. The son literally took us around the entire store and told us what everything was. Apparently saltwater tank technology has come a long way since my husband had his tanks 10ish years ago, and it is going to be much easier than he thought to have a salt tank again!
I asked a ton of questions because I know next to nothing about saltwater fish/​tanks, and they were so patient and kind in answering my questions. They know their stuff and it’s obvious they just want to share their passion with all of their customers. The fish are healthy and beautiful, and their collection of live rock/​coral is gorgeous!