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Petco $1 per gallon aquarium sale (USA)

onetwentysix

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Hey. Just wanted to post that Petco is running their $1/gallon sale again, and it should be running until the 19th. Works on tanks up to 55 gallons, so now is a great time to stock up.
 
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If you've been waiting for a good deal on a bigger tank, now is the time! I've used this sale to get a couple of 40-breeder size tanks in past years.
 
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Definitely stock up, folks!

My closest PetCo is 250 miles away... I don't think I'll be getting any.
 
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It's soooo tempting! Plus, my husband is out of town. He probably won't notice a few extra 29 gallons in the basement, right?
 
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Just take the stickers off and pretend like you've always had it. "What, that ol' tank? That's been there for years!"
 
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