Unlike many businesses that target a specific income bracket, aquarium dealers say their products can be tailored to suit almost any budget.
By
Jackson Ngari
Contributor
Nation Media Group
The soft hum of a filter pump and the gentle movement of ornamental fish might seem far removed from the bustle of business. Still, for an increasing number of Kenyan entrepreneurs, aquariums are proving to be much more than just decorative items. They are becoming a thriving niche business, serving homes, offices, hotels, and corporate spaces.
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