What is your dream tank?

[SushiRoll]

Well my dream tank is a heavily planted 190g with lots of big schools of small fish and shrimp and a large pleco or two. But that's just me, I want to know what yours is.


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[King Neptune]

I would love to eventually have a 240 Gallon live reef with a blue dot stingray. More importantly I would love to have the money it would take to run a 240 Gallon love reef lol.

 

[Stacey W.]

I want a tank that I can scuba dive in.

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[King Neptune]

I want a tank that I can scuba dive in.

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Truth.

 

[54seaweed]

a tank that is fully automated to do it's own maintenance

 

[Finntastic]

I would love a 300 gallon reef lots of schooling fish and a few center piece large fish. I would also like a 180 gallon planted with lots of small schooling fish in giant schools.
Just imagine and it could become truth someday.

 

[Finntastic]

a tank that is fully automated to do it's own maintenance

Dream come true.

 

[SushiRoll]

I would love a 300 gallon reef lots of schooling fish and a few center piece large fish. I would also like a 180 gallon planted with lots of small schooling fish in giant schools.
Just imagine and it could become truth someday.

There's just something satisfying about little fish in big schools ?


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[Finntastic]

Seriously. I think it is knowing that people will fall in love with the tank...most of the time.

 

[Delapool]

An 8ft reef tank. Kind of a long way off though.

 

[TheresaM]

A very long, low tank full of kuhlis

 

[Johnny32561]

1000 gallon tank with 100 bettas ... SIGH if only they were not aggressive D;

 

[ImACoolguy]

500g high tech fully automated tank. Plumbing so they are always getting a little freshwater each day and no more buckets or hoses. Manuel vacuum if needed. Everything on timers so no need for manual lighting and have automated feeders.

Would probably keep small schools of many different species of Rainbowfish then a bunch of dojo/Kuhli loaches. Stay pretty low tech but still planted. Basically as little maintenance as possible.


Caleb

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