petco dollar per gallon sale

[JumperGirl117]

Does anyone know when petco is having their next dollar per gallon sale? All the fish tanks here are 75+ gallon tanks and that's too much for me. I don't have that much time to take care of something that big and the thought is overwhelming and daunting to be completely honest.

 

[Oscar98]

July...

 

[George9]

Does anyone know when petco is having their next dollar per gallon sale? All the fish tanks here are 75+ gallon tanks and that's too much for me. I don't have that much time to take care of something that big and the thought is overwhelming and daunting to be completely honest.

Most likely this summer. But, bigger tanks are so much easier to care for, and allow for many more fish! It's not as daunting as you think

 

[Mudfrog]

Exactly, water changes may take a little longer but the overall tank is easier to maintain.

 

[nbenoit]

Can you tell me what the dollar per gallon sale is?

 

[Oscar98]

It is a thing petco does that you can buy 10,20,29,40,55 gallon tanks for $1 per gallon

 

[nbenoit]

It is a thing petco does that you can buy 10,20,29,40,55 gallon tanks for $1 per gallon

Uhh, that's AWESOME!
I have a starter 10 gallon and am already itching to up-grade. I'll have to hold off and keep my eyes open for that sale. Thanks!

 

[Oscar98]

Yep anytime!

 

[JumperGirl117]

Will they advertise it or is it one of those things that you have to be there to find out? And when one store does it will all of them do it? Is it both online and in the store?

 

[Oscar98]

I think it is just in-store but ya it will be advertised on there website And some commercials.

 

[Wolfsblood]

If you want anything bigger than a 29 you better get it at the next sale. By the end of the year most Petcos will not be carrying any tanks larger than that.

 

[Oscar98]

If you want anything bigger than a 29 you better get it at the next sale. By the end of the year most Petcos will not be carrying any tanks larger than that.

Well that sucks. Good thing i already got my 2 55's

 

[nbenoit]

If you want anything bigger than a 29 you better get it at the next sale. By the end of the year most Petcos will not be carrying any tanks larger than that.

Thanks for the heads up.

 

[JumperGirl117]

If you want anything bigger than a 29 you better get it at the next sale. By the end of the year most Petcos will not be carrying any tanks larger than that.

Will definitely be "stocking up" hubs wants a big saltwater tank and I am making him wait until we have the freshwater tanks figured out.

 

[Alyxx]

If you want anything bigger than a 29 you better get it at the next sale. By the end of the year most Petcos will not be carrying any tanks larger than that.

Good to know! I want to pick up a 55 and a 40 so I better catch this next sale! Now to just figure out how to fit both in my car...

 

[T1KARMANN]

Does anyone know when petco is having their next dollar per gallon sale? All the fish tanks here are 75+ gallon tanks and that's too much for me. I don't have that much time to take care of something that big and the thought is overwhelming and daunting to be completely honest.

Funny enough the more water you have the more easy a tank is to take care of

 

[JumperGirl117]

Funny enough the more water you have the more easy a tank is to take care of

Why? Everyone keeps telling me that but I don't understand why?

 

[Oscar98]

Why? Everyone keeps telling me that but I don't understand why?

Water parameters dont sway as muck and if something goes wrong in a big tank its not as fatal as in a small tank.

 

[Alyxx]

Why? Everyone keeps telling me that but I don't understand why?

The larger the water volume, the more diluted your toxins will be (as long as the tank is properly stocked.) So it takes longer for conditions to go from ok to bad. You just have more room for error. In smaller tanks things can get bad a lot quicker.

 

[JumperGirl117]

The larger the water volume, the more diluted your toxins will be (as long as the tank is properly stocked.) So it takes longer for conditions to go from ok to bad. You just have more room for error. In smaller tanks things can get bad a lot quicker.

Doesn't that mean that if someone gets sick it will take me longer to see something is wrong?