Pet Store Tycoon: Pet Packs, Keep and For Sale Controls
Open fish packs, compare cash, Robux and reward options, then use individual For Sale switches to keep or sell your new pets.
Pet packs in Pet Store Tycoon reveal animals for your shop. For the early fish-pack flow, buy the pack, open it, keep the revealed pets, and place them in an enclosure. Check the payment type before buying: a regular Fish Pack uses in-game money in the starting walkthrough, while an Exotic Pack is a Robux purchase.
The walkthrough below demonstrates the first fish pack and the steps from opening it to managing animals in the shop.
Open the pack and keep its results
Start with the pack you actually intend to buy. Confirm its displayed currency and price, then open it to see the animals revealed. Use Keep for the pets you want to add. The early fish-pack sequence lets the player keep the revealed pets before placing them in an enclosure.
Finish that placement step before buying another pack just to build a bigger collection. A kept pet and a pet positioned in the shop are different points in the process. If you are unsure which family an animal belongs to, the animal list groups named examples with their families.
Compare cash, Robux and reward options
A regular Fish Pack and an Exotic Pack do not have the same payment type in the early walkthrough. The regular option is bought with in-game money; the Exotic option uses Robux. Read each purchase panel independently rather than applying that distinction to every pack in the catalog.
A Deluxe Pet Pack reward is also shown for liking the experience, favoriting it and joining the community. Follow the reward conditions displayed inside the game. A reward pack is different from buying an ordinary catalog pack, so choose the route that matches the option you are using.
| Option | Observed acquisition | Before you proceed |
|---|---|---|
| Regular Fish Pack | In-game money purchase | Check its current displayed price |
| Exotic Pack | Robux purchase | Read the Roblox purchase panel |
| Deluxe reward pack | Like, favorite and join-community reward | Complete the displayed reward conditions |
You do not need to treat a Robux option as the default route for the starting fish shop. Keep the ordinary pack purchase and any optional paid pack separate in your budget. The panel you confirm determines the purchase, not the rarity you hope to receive.
Decide which pets customers can buy
Open enclosure management after adding the animals. The For Sale setting lets you choose which individual pets are available to shoppers. Turn it off for a pet you want to retain, and on for one you intend to offer for sale.
Legendary and Exotic pets start with their sale setting off. If one remains in the enclosure while other animals sell, inspect that switch before assuming the pack result is broken. Turn For Sale on deliberately when selling is your goal.
Take a moment to set those choices before reopening for customers. This is a useful way to protect a pet you meant to keep while making the rest of the new arrivals available for sale.
Prepare for the next opening
Before buying another pack, decide whether you want replacement sale animals or a pet to retain. Then check the family and the enclosure you are filling. A specific purpose makes the opening easier to manage than buying several different pack types before sorting their results.
For a new family, follow unlocking animals first so habitat and pack purchases fit the same plan. For your first shop, the beginner guide shows where opening and placement fit around the rest of the tutorial.
FAQ
What do I do after opening a fish pack?
Keep the revealed pets you want, then place them in an enclosure. Complete placement before moving on to another opening.
Does every pack cost Robux?
No. The regular Fish Pack uses in-game money in the early walkthrough, while the Exotic Pack uses Robux. Check the selected pack's own purchase panel.
Why is a Legendary or Exotic pet not for sale?
Those pets start with For Sale off. Open enclosure management and switch it on if you intend to sell that individual animal.