Local aquarium and pet shop explains challenges faced during the pandemic - YourErie

Local aquarium and pet shop explains challenges faced during the pandemic - YourErie

Local aquarium and pet shop explains challenges faced during the pandemic - YourErie

Posted: 17 Jan 2021 02:22 PM PST

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Many local businesses are experiencing shortages in materials as a result of the pandemic.

One local aquarium and pet shop owner explained some of the challenges they have faced.

The owner of Buzz N' B's Aquarium and Pet Shop, Paige Elder, said in the beginning of the pandemic the shop had a tough time with salt water shortages for the fish.

Elder said that after a few months, they were able to receive the salt water and other materials from their regular vendors in California.

However, they still are experiencing difficulties with glass for the aquariums.

"Restrictions that are in place at these larger manufacturers they're just not able to keep up with demand as well on top of that just with their restrictions, they can't even make them to begin with. So we've just really struggled with getting some of the stuff in," said Paige Elder, Owner of Buzz N' B's Aquarium and Pet Shop.

Elder added that customers have been very patient and understanding about the circumstances.

Pet Stuff, LLC destroyed before grand opening - WVNS-TV

Posted: 18 Jan 2021 12:26 PM PST

SUMMERSVILLE, WV (WVNS) — The owners of a business a week away from their grand opening, now do not know if they can open their store all.

Pet Stuff, LLC in Summersville was broken into and destroyed Saturday, January 16, 2021. Co-owner John Forga said the suspects broke all of their business equipment and all the aquariums, which flooded the store.

Forga said the support from the community has been amazing since this happened.

"Probably 300 maybe 400 text messages or emails from folks that have just been offering to take a day off work to come help, come clean," Forga said. "Little kids have messaged saying they heard that our aquariums were destroyed offering us their aquarium."

Forga said they are unsure if they will rebuild the pet store, but they will update the public as soon as possible.

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