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How Much Money Does It Take to Get Started?
The basic startup costs for this business can be relatively low. Basic, aquarium cleaning equipment and supplies can be purchased for around $300. Additional cleaning equipment can be purchased as the aquarium sizes get larger. The “How to Start an Aquarium Maintenance Business” course is $297 minus any promotional coupons. Other expenses such as insurance,…
Where Can I Find Out More Information?
More information about starting an aquarium maintenance business can be found at aquariummaintenancebusiness.com The online course can be found at aquariummaintenancebusiness.teachable.com Larry McGee can be found at at aquariummaintenancebusiness.com and at aquariummaintenancebusiness@gmail.com.
What Skills Do You Have to Have?
To be successful, you don’t have to know anything about aquariums beforehand. Training is available online through aquariummaintenancebusiness.teachable.com. In fact, I would almost prefer that a person not know much about aquariums so I can properly train them to do it correctly from the beginning. There are so many methods, ideas and opinions out there…
How Much Can You Earn?
This number is variable, so I will go off of the history of my business, Aquatic Designs, Inc. This information can be found in the, “Aquarium Maintenance Business Preview Course” at Teachable. It’s free. Once established, one can easily earn from $50 – $75 per hour or more. They could eventually break six figures in…
Articles About Aquariums in Waiting Rooms to Reduce Stress Levels
There are many articles online about the benefits of having aquariums in waiting rooms to reduce stress. Below are the the research studies that these articles are based on and back up these findings. Marine Biota and Psychological Well-Being: A Preliminary Examination of Dose–Response Effects in an Aquarium Setting – Sage Journals The effects of…
First, Who Am I?
My name is Larry McGee. My wife, Laura, and I live on our little 10 acre hobby farm in Central Arkansas with our remaining two of three college age kids. We have the usual dogs & cats, a dozen chickens, three cows and interestingly enough, no aquariums! My happy spot is sitting in the seat…