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Travel I-75N. Take Exit 273 Wade Green Rd. Exit right off the ramp. Follow Wade Green Rd. until it ends at Hwy 92. Turn right onto Hwy. 92. Continue on Hwy. 92 past the intersection with Bells Ferry Rd. Turn left at the next traffic light. Creation Reef & Aquatics is located in the Shoppes of Woodstock center next to Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant. Travel I-75S. Take Exit 273 Wade Green Rd. Exit left off the ramp. Follow Wade Green Rd. until it ends at Hwy 92. Turn right onto Hwy. 92. Continue on Hwy. 92 past the intersection with Bells Ferry Rd. Turn left at the next traffic light. Creation Reef & Aquatics is located in the Shoppes of Woodstock center next to Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant. Travel I-575N. Take Exit 7 Woodstock. Turn left onto Hwy. 92. Continue on Hwy. 92 for one mile. Creation Reef & Aquativs will be on the right in the Shoppes of Woodstock center next to Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant. Travel I-575S. Take Exit 7 Woodstock. Turn right onto Hwy. 92. Continue on Hwy. 92 for one mile. Creation Reef & Aquatics will be on the right in the Shoppes of Woodstock center next to Mi Casa Mexican Restaurant.
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WE ARE OPEN!
Creation Reef & Aquatics is dedicated to bringing our customers the highest quality livestock, customer service and aquatic merchandise in the Atlanta area. The store specializes in freshwater and marine tropical fish as well as live plants and corals from around the world. Our Pond department offers a wide selection of Koi and Goldfish as well as the equipment and supplies you need for your pond. We also offer professional aquarium installation and service for both our residential and commercial customers. The store boasts over 4000 gallons of display tanks, which include a shark and ray touch lagoon, reef tank, planted discus tank and cichlid tank. Whether you wish to set up your child's first goldfish aquarium or find that rare coral or marine fish for your reef tank Creation Reef & Aquatics wants to be your resource. |
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NEW ARRIVALS
Updated 12/9/09SALTWATERBangai Cardinals, McCosker Flasher Wrasses, Lg Powder Blue Tang, Md Beautiful Powder Brown Tang, Lg Harlequin Tusk, and much more you don't want to miss!FRESHWATER FISHCardinal Tetras, Rainbows, Neon Tetras, Fancy Guppies, and a whole new shipment of Discus!
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| MONDAY | 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. | | TUESDAY | 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. | | WEDNESDAY | 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. | | THURSDAY | 10:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. | | FRIDAY | 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. | | SATURDAY | 10:00 A.M. - 8:00 P.M. | | SUNDAY | CLOSED |
Please call us to schedule a time outside normal store hours to view our livestock and merchandise, to set-up a maintenance consultation, or to plan a field trip. We will be happy to accommodate your needs! |
Phone: 678-324-0567
ANIMAL SPOTLIGHT
Caring for Tank-Raised Discus
 Perhaps some of the most stunning freshwater fish, Discus add elegance and class to tropical aquariums all over the world. Discus originate from the Amazon River, and for many years only wild-caught specimens were available for aquarium trade. In recent years, however, breeders have successfully mastered the art of raising these beautiful fish. The hobby has benefited greatly from establishments such as Discus Hans, who we choose to carry in the shop. Tank-raised Discus are much easier to care for than wild-caught specimens. Even a fairly new aquarist can successfully keep these beautiful animals by maintaining stable water conditions, offering highly nutritious food, and performing consistent tank maintenance. One of the most important aspects in Discus care is to have stable water parameters. Unlike many other tropical fish, Discus prefer a high temperature of 86 degrees Fahrenheit. Tank-raised specimens can tolerate a pH between 6.0-8.0, however we typically recommend a pH between 6.8 and 7.4; whatever value you choose, try to maintain a stable pH. The general hardness should be 15 GH, and the alkalinity should be kept around 8 KH. If you desire a planted tank, be sure to only use buffers and hardness products that are safe with plants. For optimum results, we recommend the use of reverse osmosis water followed by the addition of the trace elements needed by Discus. If you opt to use tap water, be sure to use a dechlorinator that will remove chlorines, chloramines, and iodine; none of these compounds are safe for Discus. We recommend testing your water parameters at least once a week for the following: ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, pH, alkalinity, and general hardness. Temperature should be monitored daily. Ammonia and nitrite should be zero ppm, and nitrates should be less than ten ppm. Keeping a log will you help track any fluctuations that may occur. Read More...
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