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Cat adoption today at Whole Pet in Fayetteville until 4 pm!

Benji thought he met his doppelgänger today but soon realized that he himself was much cuter and smelled better. #bentonvillearkansas #wholepet

Steve and Lisa are at SuperZoo in Las Vegas this week! It's the biggest pet retail convention in North America and we have been looking for the newest and best products available for your fur babies! We have also been attending education courses for the past 2 days too with pet industry experts! #yourhealthypetfoodstore #superzoo2023 🐶🐾🐱

Fancy decided to shop after her Spaw Day at Whole Pet Bentonville today! #dogspa #bentonvillearkansas #SpaandShop #girltime

Whole Pet has everything Santa needs for all your furry family members! Hurry down our chimney and get everything you need to stuff your stockings today! 🎅🎄🐾

Don't miss these October specials while supplies last for Astro Loyalty customers! Don't have an Astro Loyalty account? It just takes a second to sign up for a FREE Astro Loyalty account in store where you can earn FREE bags of food!! 🐾❤🎃👻 #octoberspecials #healthypetstore #spagrooming @wholepetarkansas

BUY 2 CANS GET A FREE CAN of Nature's Logic wet diets for dogs and cats. Nature's Logic is 100% natural🌿and contain NO🚫💊synthetic vitamins! ❤ #healthypetsarehappypets #shoplocal #allnatural #wholesomenutrition Nature's Logic

Don't miss these June specials while supplies last. Now is a good time to stock up on Primal CBD & CBG supplements before fireworks and traveling begin. 🐾🇺🇸🎉💥 #junespecials #healthypetstore @wholepetarkansas

Happy Mother's Day to all of the moms with fur babies!! 💗🐾

Don't miss these sales for the month of April while supplies last! 🐾❤ #healthypetfood #healthypettreats @wholepetarkansas

WHOLE PET SPRINGDALE'S FISH OF THE WEEK 20% OFF (until Sunday, October 17, 2021 until they all swim away...): Ryukin Goldfish Carassius auratus Max Size: 6-10 inches Minimum aquarium size: 55 gallon Temp range: 68-74F pH: 6.0-8.0 Ryukin goldfish are a gorgeous species of goldfish. They have been bred for centuries in Asia to achieve the look they have today. Their long flowing fins and vibrant color make them a great addition to an aquarium. They are a hardy and adaptable species that prefer a cooler aquarium with a neutral pH, even though they can handle a wider range neutral would be best. Ryukin also do better in highly oxygenated aquariums, and if yours isn’t adding oxygen airstone will help get the oxygen levels up. They will uproot and eat most aquarium plants, while species like Anacharis and Hornwort seem to be left alone. Other decorations are fine for these fish, just make sure they are aquarium safe. Ryukin will readily accept most flake and pellet goldfish foods, and you can use frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp, or tubifex worms as an occasional treat. Ryukin can be nippy with tankmates, but can be kept with fantails, black moor, ranchu, or lionhead species successfully. They are social creatures and enjoy having other Ryukin around. They are egg layers and will spawn when given lots of high protein foods and a controlled temperature fluctuation will trigger spawning. You will need a spawning mop or a plant such as Hornwort densely planted to assist with camouflaging the eggs. Once spawning is complete, remove the parents because they will eat the eggs. Ryukin are a gorgeous fish and a great addition to an aquarium, come by the Whole Pet in Springdale and get them before they are gone!

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WHOLE PET SPRINGDALE'S FISH OF THE WEEK (20% while supplies last until Sunday, Sept 5, 2021): Neon Rosy Barb Pethia conchonius Max size: 3” Minimum Aquarium: 30g Temp: 65-75F pH: 6.5-8.0 Neon Rosy Barbs are a bright and active addition to community aquariums. They are peaceful schooling fish and are best kept in groups of 8+ fish. Neon Rosy Barbs are a captive bred form of the Rosy Barb and are a more vibrant color compared to their wild counterparts. They will get along well with other small barbs, tetras, anabantoids, catfishes, and loaches. They will readily accept most flake and pellets foods, but will appreciate frozen bloodworms, brine shrimp with spirulina, or tubifex worms. The male Neon Rosy Barb will be smaller but much brighter in color, while the female is larger and duller in color. The males will show their best colors with females in the group. Neon Rosy Barbs are egg-scattering spawners and will exhibit no parental care. When in good conditions they will spawn often although most eggs and fry that result will be consumed by the parents or other fish in the aquarium. For higher survival rates more work and research will need to be done. Neon Rosy Barbs will be an active and bright member of a good community aquarium, and they are hardy and great for beginner aquarists. We are well stocked with them and they will be 20% off all week.

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WHOLE PET SPRINGDALE'S FISH OF THE WEEK (20% off until Sunday, July 18, 2021 while supplies last): Gold Barbs Barbodes semifasciolatus Max Size: 3 inches Minimum aquarium size: 30g Temp: 60-75F pH: 6.0-8.0 Gold Barbs are an easy fish to keep and are great in a larger community aquarium. Even though they only get 3 inches, Gold Barbs like to have room to move and are a schooling fish, so a longer aquarium is more suitable. They should be kept in groups of 10 or more with a mix of male and female. They go well with similar cyprinids, smaller loach species, gouramis, and smaller cichlid species such as Kribensis. Gold Barbs are omnivorous and will readily accept most flake and pellet foods, but they will enjoy occasional frozen foods like bloodworms, brine shrimp, and tubifex worms in their diets . They can be an aggressive feeder so make sure any tankmates are able to keep up or get fed in a separate area of the aquarium so the Gold Barbs don’t out compete them for food. Female Gold Barbs tend to have a rounder belly and be slightly larger than the males. They are an egg scatterer and will eat the eggs and fry if not separated after spawning. Though a heavily planted mature aquarium may yield a few fry that survive, a more controlled approach is needed for a higher survival rate. Gold Barbs are a great addition to a larger planted aquarium with peaceful fish. They will provide a lot of activity and color to the aquarium. Plus, they are easily managed so are a good choice for beginner hobbyists. So, come to The Whole Pet in Springdale while they last at 20% off.

WHOLE PET SPRINGDALE'S FISH OF THE WEEK (20% off until Sunday, June 6th while supplies last): Starry Night Cichlid Paratilapia Polleni Max size: 12” Minimum aquarium size: 100 gallon Temp: 72-80F pH: 6.5-8.0 These big cichlids are a favorite of Jacob's at Whole Pet in Springdale, as they are gorgeous and aren’t overly aggressive with the proper tankmates. They are a predator fish and can be territorial when spawning, and that territory can take up to 3 feet of the aquarium length. This species can be kept with other large cichlid species but will be aggressive with other P. Polleni, and should be kept one per tank or as a breeding pair. They will eat smaller fish and fry from other cichlids in the aquarium. The aquarium should have hiding places for P. Polleni as they will usually hide for a couple weeks when first introduced into the aquarium, but will start to appear at feeding times and will move freely around the aquarium. Use a fine gravel or sand substrate since they do like to dig to make a spawning site. Adult males are generally larger than females and may develop a more rounded head shape. Spawning in captivity is infrequent, but highly encouraged. In the wild they are extremely endangered due to habitat destruction and the introduction of new and invasive species of fish and plants to the lakes they inhabit. If you are interested in trying to breed P. Polleni, begin with reading available detailed breeding reports online. P. polleni are a great addition to large aquariums and can stand out in a group of fish. Whole Pet Springdale has some P. Polleni that are starting to get their colors and are showing off quite nicely. Come by and grab one to add to your large cichlid aquarium while supplies last.

Happy Mother's Day to all of those mothers whose babies have paws! 🐾💓