New tank

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Hi I am looking for a new tank to replace my innovative marine 25 gallon laggon with a innovative marine 50 gallon laggon or go to another separate brand and do a Red Sea 250

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Thankyou I just found an innovative marine 50 gallon on face book marketplace for 650 is that a good deal and I am dosing All for reef and do know how much I should dose

 

[VintageReefer]

Yes it is a good deal if in good condition can you post any pics

Dosing needs to be figured out after the tank is setup. You need calcium and alkalinity test kits and to figure it out

Where can we subscribe to you

 

[VintageReefer]

I admire you for taking on this hobby at 13 and making a successful following.

At 13 I think I was eating dirt and putting pencils in electric outlets because I learned “wood is an insulator”

You should check out my tank page, I am a successful reefer with almost 25 years of experience, and my current tank is a 2 yr old LPS dominate reef designed to be ultra low maintenance.

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Yeah Thankyou I am going to my first reef Palloza and definitely checking out your page here is some pics and those scratches are outer and if the screen shots do not work let me know. And you can subscribe here

https://youtube.com/@TacticalReefkeeping777?si=lKFAhf1KLyaPvxsQ

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Yes it is a good deal if in good condition can you post any pics

Dosing needs to be figured out after the tank is setup. You need calcium and alkalinity test kits and to figure it out

Where can we subscribe to you

Here is the link to subscribe Thankyou so much https://youtube.com/@TacticalReefkeeping777?si=lKFAhf1KLyaPvxsQ

 

[VintageReefer]

I don’t know used market place prices but in my opinion I think it’s a good deal

It has many small upgrades, both cosmetic and functional ones. Looks to be in good shape too

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

I don’t know used market place prices but in my opinion I think it’s a good deal

It has many small upgrades, both cosmetic and functional ones. Looks to be in good shape too

Thankyou for all the help and support I followed you on here and I can not insta sense I am not allowed to have it but my mom did

 

[VintageReefer]

Thankyou for all the help and support I followed you on here and I can not insta sense I am not allowed to have it but my mom did

Cool I update here whenever I get new stuff or try new things

I don’t have any social media, so if you found a instagram it’s not me

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Oh ok sorry about that is said vintage reefer my dumb self

 

[Fred A.]

Hey there, not trying to help steer you by any means, but as the other poster said, if you can fit 48”, just so you are aware (if you weren’t already) generally speaking the bigger the tank, the easier/ more stable it is. Smaller tanks can be tough to keep stable. Just my 2 cents here. Happy Easter by the way.

I agree. Moving up to an 80 gallon tank is no problem. Other than the cost comparisons, the amount of additional work to maintain is almost nothing. I went from a 60 gallon freshwater tank to a 500G saltwater, and, while it was a poop load more to buy, it really isn't much harder to maintain! (FOWLR)

 

[Tactical Reefkeeping]

Dang that is huge thanks for the info yeah all I have to worry about is budget