My son ran ahead to try and find the two fish he wanted.
On Thursday afternoon, with an excited child, I returned to PETCO and requested help from an employee at the front desk. My son began the five-day count-down, eagerly awaiting when we could return and purchase two small goldfish. A helpful employee advised us as to set-up and the necessary time for the tank to be hospitable for fish. To reward his hard work in 3rd grade, we purchased an aquarium kit from the store. My son has Autism and Sensory Processing Disorder, and is fascinated with fish. Last week, as a long-anticipated reward, my nine-year old son and I visited your store in. The Goldfish Police wouldn’t sell them a fish. Did this employee steer them toward some hardy species of tropical fish, which stay the same size? No.
This employee either misunderstood or was incorrect when he directed their purchases. What’s interesting is that their tank setup was the very same one that another employee had helped them put together for the fish that her son wanted. That’s when a helpful employee told them that she wouldn’t sell them goldfish for a small aquarium, because the fish would eventually grow too large. They bought a tank and all of the extras, let it sit for five days, then returned to the store to get the actual fish.
#Petco fish bowl how to#
Tracey understands that, and she wanted to teach her son how to care for a small pet. Pictured: not an appropriate habitat either.
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