Sarah specializes in the well-being of our saltwater fish. Her responsibilities include monitoring fish quarantine systems, especially for wild-caught specimens. Sarah administers treatments, such as copper and anti-parasite solutions, to ensure fish health. Once fish pass the quarantine period, she continues to oversee their care in-store. Sarah plays a vital role in promoting the availability of healthy and disease-free saltwater fish.
Meet our Biologists
Sarah Lundt
What They Do
Coral
Our coral manager manages the coral farm and in-store maintenance. He regularly tests and optimizes water conditions for coral health, diligently watches for potential pests, and applies treatments to minimize hitchhiking pests. He also promotes sustainability by propagating coral colonies for sale through careful aquaculture practices.
Saltwater Fish
Sarah is in charge of our saltwater fish, with a focus on their well-being. She meticulously monitors the quarantine systems, especially for wild-caught fish that may have encountered stress or ailments during shipping. Sarah administers treatments and observes the fish's health. She continues to care for them once they are in-store.
Water Quality
As part of our commitment to water quality, our coral manager regularly tests and maintains optimal conditions for aquatic life. He makes necessary adjustments to system chemistry, ensuring the well-being of our coral and fish.
VISIT US
Whether you're a local or visiting South Eastern Wisconsin or the Fox River Valley, we invite you to explore our store. From our impressive 10,000-gallon reef lagoon to numerous display aquariums, we promise an enriching visit. Find us at 2923 Jackson Street in Oshkosh, WI, just a short drive from Highway 41, south on Jackson Street. No admission fee is required at Sanctuary Aquatics.