How many reefers also have freshwater tanks?

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I started with freshwater and never quit when I got into saltwater. It’s a nice change of pace.
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Started with freshwater! I love it as much as I do salt!
It doesn’t get enough respect, some fish (and a good planted tank) can be just as much work as saltwater.
My 3 big guys:
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Some of my favorite fish shots:
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I have had a 55g for as long as I can remember. The current version has been up at least 15 yrs now. It's had its ups and downs. But it's what got me into the hobby.
 
I still have my little 20g FW tank that I set up when I found baby goldfish in my canister filter last year. They are beautiful and I see no reason to get rid of it yet.
I have to ask... How did you get baby goldfish in your canister filter? :-) Did you buy it used from someone with water still in it?
 
I still maintain my freshwater tanks. I love my fw fish as much as I love my sw inhabitants. Once they all pass away I might convert my main FW tank to sw but I don't know. I still find that tank as fascinating to look at today as the day I set it up years ago. :-)
 

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