https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...per-gallon
Petco is quietly running their $1 per gallon and up sale again. Only the 10 gallon is a dollar per gallon. Looks like we will never again see prices of $1 per gallon on tanks like the old days, but if you're looking to buy bare tanks it looks like now is the time
All of these tanks are 50% off
10 gallon $10
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...-10-gallon
20 gallon long $25
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...-20-gallon
20 gallon high $25
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...arium-tank
29 gallon $40
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...-29-gallon
40 gallon breeder $55
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...-40-gallon
55 gallon $75
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...-5051128-1
75 gallon $125
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...-75-gallon
non standard tanks
3 gallon led cube $32.50
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...s-aquarium
14 gallon frameless cube $45
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...e-aquarium
2.5 gallon rimless $15
https://www.petco.com/shop/en/pet...k-aquarium
I may have missed some, looks like the sale is not for all of the Aqueon tanks
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Don't get 10g, at least start with 20 or 29 gal first, once you get the hang of it (takes few months to get used to it) you will thank yourself for not getting a tiny tank that's actually harder to manage (at least for my case) You will need good filtration system, sand/gravel, lights, beefy heater and habitat like plants etc. A lot of people swore that sponge filters are good, yes they are actually good, but they are messy to manage and let's face it, ugly. There are a lot more fish pros here, so I hope they can guide new tank owners with more suggestions so they don't make the mistakes most first time tank setters do.
Don't get 10g, at least start with 20 or 29 gal first, once you get the hang of it (takes few months to get used to it) you will thank yourself for not getting a tiny tank that's actually harder to manage (at least for my case) You will need good filtration system, sand/gravel, lights, beefy heater and habitat like plants etc. A lot of people swore that sponge filters are good, yes they are actually good, but they are messy to manage and let's face it, ugly. There are a lot more fish pros here, so I hope they can guide new tank owners with more suggestions so they don't make the mistakes most first time tank setters do.
I see $210 for the 75 gal.
$150 for 55 gal
$100 for 40 gal
29 gal is still $40 though
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Sponge filters are the way to go.
FYI
50% off Select Tank sales typically last for a month depending on product availability.