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Aqueon 10-Gallon Aquarium Kit
$38
$65
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Petco has Aqueon 10-Gallon Aquarium Kit for $37.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to community member prvns for finding this deal.
Includes:
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to community member prvns for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Glass aquarium
- 20" incandescent full hood
- QuietFlow 10 power filter
- Medium filter catridge
- Fish food smaple
- Water conditioner sample
Editor's Notes
Written by CChoiVA- About this deal:
- This product is $27 lower (~41.5% savings) from the list price of $64.99
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- Petco Return Policy may be found here
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Petco has Aqueon 10-Gallon Aquarium Kit for $37.99. Shipping is free, otherwise select free store pickup where stock permits.
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to community member prvns for finding this deal.
Includes:
Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.
Thanks to community member prvns for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Glass aquarium
- 20" incandescent full hood
- QuietFlow 10 power filter
- Medium filter catridge
- Fish food smaple
- Water conditioner sample
Editor's Notes
Written by CChoiVA- About this deal:
- This product is $27 lower (~41.5% savings) from the list price of $64.99
- About this store:
- Petco Return Policy may be found here
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We bought the $1 for 20 total baby goldfishes before, and they've all grown up fast today after 8 years. About 10 died, so we only have 10 left now.
Sure not fluorescent? I had fluorescent bulbs in tanks 30+ years ago. Only the cheapest hoods had incandescent.
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Since I purchased this kit (last week) I've already spend another $150 in substrate, a Master Test Kit, heater (and a backup heater, just in case), water care products, 2 types of thermometers, a back-up battery operated air pump (in case the filter stops working all of a sudden), a syphon gravel cleaning kit, a medium Pet Keeper for Aquarium Fish (to use as a hospital tank, if necessary), plants, 1 piece of decoration, fish net, fish food and meds (it's wise to have them at home in case of an emergency).
I haven't even bought the fish yet (1 Betta, 6 Harlequins and 3 Nerite Snails), but I bet my grand total will not be less than $250.
For current fish-keepers, I'm sure it's a decent purchase, but for someone starting (or returning to) the hobby, such as myself, these things can clearly become a money pit!
I already have deep regrets, and I haven't even started cycling the aquarium yet! LOL
Since I purchased this kit (last week) I've already spend another $150 in substrate, a Master Test Kit, heater (and a backup heater, just in case), water care products, 2 types of thermometers, a back-up battery operated air pump (in case the filter stops working all of a sudden), a syphon gravel cleaning kit, a medium Pet Keeper for Aquarium Fish (to use as a hospital tank, if necessary), plants, 1 piece of decoration, fish net, fish food and meds (it's wise to have them at home in case of an emergency).
I haven't even bought the fish yet (1 Betta, 6 Harlequins and 3 Nerite Snails), but I bet my grand total will not be less than $250.
For current fish-keepers, I'm sure it's a decent purchase, but for someone starting (or returning to) the hobby, such as myself, these things can clearly become a money pit!
I already have deep regrets, and I haven't even started cycling the aquarium yet! LOL
Since I purchased this kit (last week) I've already spend another $150 in substrate, a Master Test Kit, heater (and a backup heater, just in case), water care products, 2 types of thermometers, a back-up battery operated air pump (in case the filter stops working all of a sudden), a syphon gravel cleaning kit, a medium Pet Keeper for Aquarium Fish (to use as a hospital tank, if necessary), plants, 1 piece of decoration, fish net, fish food and meds (it's wise to have them at home in case of an emergency).
I haven't even bought the fish yet (1 Betta, 6 Harlequins and 3 Nerite Snails), but I bet my grand total will not be less than $250.
For current fish-keepers, I'm sure it's a decent purchase, but for someone starting (or returning to) the hobby, such as myself, these things can clearly become a money pit!
I already have deep regrets, and I haven't even started cycling the aquarium yet! LOL
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