The only reason I'm giving this place more than one star is that the workers there, while mostly not that knowledgeable, are at least nice and friendly when you can track one down. This is a big empty cavern of a Petco, even as Petcos go- they have very little variety in their products, and what they do have is stocked in small amounts. I usually go in in the evening, and it's difficult to find someone not working at a register to even ask questions. Furthermore, most of the employees seem to be young and just don't have a lot of general knowledge about the pets they sell for, especially small pets. I once asked for a mouse and specified I was hoping for a female, so to avoid any obviously male mice- the associate helping me asked me what the difference was between the male and female mice (to anyone who's seen the bottom side of a mouse and has even passing familiarity with mammalian anatomy, "obviously male" should be VERY OBVIOUS). They also stock their betta fish horribly, shoving them together with no partitions- betta fish are extremely aggressive and become very stressed when in a situation long-term where they are in close proximity to other betta fish, not a condition you want in tropical fish that are already temporarily living in freezing habitats a tenth of the size they require to thrive, and not what I expect from a pet specialty store. If you're going to keep betta cups, you need to maintain them well and stock them appropriately if you want to give your customers a healthy fish. Here I regularly see three or four dead fish shoved to the back of the display. Few options are ever available when it comes to reptile heating bulbs or accessories. If you're shopping for anything smaller than a cat, this is absolutely a last resort. read more