Hahaha, someone should try it...... (cough)!
That will probably need to happen in a different lifetime! Thusly will admire others triumphs.
Well a few life struggles and additional things are using up even more of the fun tank time.
It is squeezing into a bit of a stressor, thinking on how much I would like to do with the tanks and then not really being able to actually alot time for the fun plans and crazy and great ideas.
***Alert, if you already have a headache - just skip the below struggle to yet again, get these tanks whittled down. Fair warning
There is a wee amount of thinking on doing the 46G bowfront (presently a temporary SW tank) into a nano and small fish tank.
Trying to figure out more simplicity, if one can take some additional complicated things changing into one thing more simple?!?
Thinking out loud (you know, in a written manner)
4 tanks
72G Mixed community (still looking for a giant sized bowfront for an upgrade)
46G nano small/non aggressive mixed community with a group of Neo shrimp
80G SW Lagoon
Maybe the reboot of the PRL tank /Shrimp tank not sure of which size. I have found a local breeder of PRL shrimp and will need to go up and see what the quality/prices are available.
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Just can't seem to want to reduce enough.
2 Bettas, the Plakat vibrant orange and blue, and the Thai HM pastel orange and blue will need to be community fish, the Plakat in the 72G and the HM in with the nano tank fish if he can get along.
One possibility would be to rehome my pair of Odessa Barbs (they would eat the Chili Rasboras), and add the nano fish to the 72G.
Wine glass tank dilemma... I am thinking of keeping it it grows so easily. It is a Betta with a few fancy male Guppies still and the Ghostie Whisker shrimp, and the 6 or 7 Pygmy Cories.
After mulling this over, I am again questioning the 80G as a SW lagoon tank.
Trying to think which brings joy, not just interest. I can always work on something interesting in the future. Since my available time is dwindling, joy makes more sense.
Beautiful 72G
Shrimp tank...
Nano fish and shrimp
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Side note
Very tickled to have a nice group of Certified N class Lavender Endlers growing up right now. About 10 new babies
4 previous babies 1 male - now young nearly adults
1 momma