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YepThe best tank size is the biggest one you can afford
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YepThe best tank size is the biggest one you can afford
HahaThe best tank is one 25-50% bigger than the listed tank size for what you want to keep.
500 would be awesome and you can keep a big variety of fishEven though the bigger the "better" I truly think a 1000 gallon would be my max. I think the maintenance is feasible with just me, anything that is almost swimming pool size would need an aquarium service company otherwise maintaining it would be a full time job and I wouldn't be able to enjoy the aquarium. Realistically I would like a 500, since I enjoy seeing the small fish, inverts other small organisms swimming between the rocks and coral more than I do a large fish swimming back and fourth.
Thats been my dream too, a tank big enough that I can get into it to clean/scapeI was always told 75-90 gal . Technically the same foot print and easy to maintain .
and I’ve started with a 75 upgrading to a 90 .
that being said the most recent upgrade was to a 230
The few issues :
1) hiring a moving company to move it
2) mixing enough water to preform water changes
My dream tank …. Somewhere in the 1000’s group .
Something deep enough to dive in to clean ,
one day …..
I’m very happy with what I have, a 75 gallons. More than that and I wouldn’t be able to take care of it properly.I agree but what’s your dream tank size
It was like that when I installed the Rodi unit lol6ft 180g pretty much opens a lot of possibilities
Larger enough for me... but not so large the Wife goes off like this:
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What are you doing to MY HOUSE? You...

