Petco: Dollar-A-Gallon Aquarium Tanks Sale - Simplemost

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Petco has an amazing deal available for a limited time on a variety of open-glass aquarium tanks. Through Feb. 2, you'll pay just $1 per gallon for a new tank. Customers can choose from a 10-gallon, 20-gallon and 29-gallon tanks, or a 2-liter open-air glass tank.

So, if you want a 29-gallon tank, you pay just $29. The regular retail price of a 29-gallon tank is $59.99. With this deal, you save almost half on the normal cost.

For those of you who are wanting to pick up a bigger aquarium, Petco has another deal right now: Aqueon and Tetra open-glass aquariums in sizes 40B, 55G and 75G are all half off through Feb. 2.

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To take advantage of these in-store only deals, you must be part of the Petco Pals Rewards club. This free loyalty program offers one point for every dollar spent at the store. When you reach 100 points, you get a $5 reward to spend on in-store or online purchases. Pal Rewards members also get a free gift for their pet's birthday, along with free shipping on online shopping. You can sign up for your Petco Pals Rewards card at the store or at the Petco Pals Rewards website.

And the best part of this deal? By saving so much on the tank, you can dedicate some extra cash to setting up an unbelievably creative custom fish tank. Have fun!

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