Maidenhead Aquatics Brighton Marina

19/06/2026

Fresh live food and aquarium plants! Now in!

17/06/2026

Don’t miss out on this amazing deal with the aquamanta, BioDynamic, BioPro, PhosNitra Reducer and ultra carbon where you can get 20% off Exclusively an app offer 🥳

05/06/2026

Live food has just arrived!!

04/06/2026

More pond food has arrived! Buy one get one free on all buckets!

04/06/2026

The ‘Protect Your Pets - Say No to Harmful Positive Lists’ petition is about the future of fishkeeping in the UK.

It responds to proposals that would introduce a ‘positive list’ system. This would limit which species can be legally kept, sold, or traded.

According to the Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association, this approach could:

• Reduce the number of species available to a very small list
• Exclude commonly kept fish due to lack of data, not risk
• Create new welfare challenges rather than solving them
• Increase pressure on responsible fishkeepers and aquatic businesses
The petition helps show policymakers how many people this would affect.

If you keep fish or care about responsible fishkeeping, your voice matters.

Sign the petition: Protect Your Pets - Say No to Harmful Positive Lists
https://ow.ly/pcxV50Z3ovK

29/05/2026

Spotted khuli loach back in stock! Along with some nice little hovering loach, dwarf chain loach, synodontis petricola and long fin bristlenose plecs.

26/05/2026

Please help.

A new proposal being discussed in the UK could significantly change the future of fishkeeping.

This proposal centres on a ‘positive list’ system, in which only a limited number of approved species would be allowed to be kept, sold, or traded. While the intention is to improve animal welfare, there are growing concerns within the industry about the potential unintended consequences.

Industry experts, including the Ornamental Aquatic Trade Association (OATA), warn that this approach could:

• Restrict fishkeeping to a very small number of species
• Exclude many commonly kept fish simply due to a lack of available data, rather than any proven risk
• Create more welfare issues, rather than solving them

At present, there is no clear evidence that a positive list system would improve animal welfare outcomes.

This is an important moment for fishkeepers, hobbyists, and businesses to have their voices heard.

You can help by supporting the petition: Protect Your Pets - Say No to Harmful Positive Lists. Read more and sign the petition:
https://ow.ly/iOAw50Z3osz

25/05/2026

We have 4 baby axolotls grown from eggs ready for sale! Won’t hang around for long!

23/05/2026

New shrimp delivery yesterday! Happy little guys just chilling out!

15/05/2026

Come on down and take a look at some of the beautiful live stock we have at the shop from lavish green plants to stunning red Betta fish and much more!🪴