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1. spartan_899

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   Mitchell

   Probably some extra food…
   umm…

   bedding??
2. lucass1428

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   Zechariah

   crickets, mealworms, superworms and/or bedding
3. Been there: done that - I think!

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   Jamie

   I’m still just gigglin. TY for the laugh, for sure! I’ve never heard of ANY ONE having a PET aquarium before!!!

   I’m thinking, since you don’t need anything, and you DO have a pet aquarium, that maybe mineral water spot remover? Or those lovely static peel and stick (harmless to your pet aquarium) fish, etc.?

   I mean… would it be upset if you bought it a lovely background, but had to use tape to secure it? How delicate is its glass? Rubber cement has fumes! :))

   Okay… all kidding aside (but I did enjoy the chuckle)… you have ALL those reptiles… so? A box of crickets 1,000 count? Juvenile baby iguana food to gut load the crickets?

   Do you feed live minnows? If not, stock-pile and freeze.

   You don’t need reptile vitamins or calcium D3? (I ALWAYS need reptile vitamins!)

   Live edible plants for the turtles, dragon, tort and box turtle?

   Invest the money in expensive expendables/on-goings?

   Substrates?

   $20 credit would ONLY get me in trouble for a $130 bill! It’d be like bait to get me into the store, and buy EVERYthing! lol Sorry, I’m female – what kind of answer did you expect?!! :P

   Good luck…
4. Jessica

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   Elliott

   You could get food for all your animals.
5. Quiet Tempest

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   Joe

   I would say pick up more calcium supplement, substrate(s) for your reptiles, and/or dechlorinator for your aquarium. You might not “need” any of these, but they are all products that will have to be restocked over time so now would be as good a time as any.