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Old 10-21-2012, 09:52 AM   #721
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Yeah it definitely sucks haha especially when I would love to just turn it into a FOWLR haha
I know how you feel... I've been drawing up plans for a 6-8' SA tank but really want a 6-8' reef. That's outta the question though since I don't have like $10k just laying around lmao

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Old 10-21-2012, 09:53 AM   #722
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I know how you feel... I've been drawing up plans for a 6-8' SA tank but really want a 6-8' reef. That's outta the question though since I don't have like $10k just laying around lmao
Lmao exactly! Id have to take out a loan just for the start up haha
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:03 AM   #723
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Hell the skimmers I've seen for systems that large get insane like $2-$4k! It's sad to say but unless something major happens career wise I don't think ill ever be able to afford more then a 75 gallon reef : /
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:04 AM   #724
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Hell the skimmers I've seen for systems that large get insane like $2-$4k! It's sad to say but unless something major happens career wise I don't think ill ever be able to afford more then a 75 gallon reef : /
Yeah I'm pretty sure my 90 is goin to be my biggest SW tank, unless I hit the lottery of course haha
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:06 AM   #725
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Yeah I'm pretty sure my 90 is goin to be my biggest SW tank, unless I hit the lottery of course haha
Well ya I could say 90 even but I'm not a big fan of tall tanks.. my 46s are too tall lol I can't stand getting my pits wet while working on my tank lmao
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:20 AM   #726
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Well ya I could say 90 even but I'm not a big fan of tall tanks.. my 46s are too tall lol I can't stand getting my pits wet while working on my tank lmao
Haha you would hate my 180 then.. whole arm/shoulder soaked when reaching into the back of the tank lol
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:21 AM   #727
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Haha you would hate my 180 then.. whole arm/shoulder soaked when reaching into the back of the tank lol
Well kinda lol 180s are one of my favorite tank dimensions visually but when I build my SA tank I'm keeping it 18" or less
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:27 AM   #728
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It's not the size of the tank that matters.. It's the love you put in it... But a 300 gal. Or bigger is my dream lol.
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:31 AM   #729
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It's not the size of the tank that matters.. It's the love you put in it... But a 300 gal. Or bigger is my dream lol.
Can't put a tang in a 46g so size does matter imo unfortunately :'(
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Old 10-21-2012, 10:48 AM   #730
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yeah and I cant put a foxface or lionfish in a 29g lol but I hear what ur saying... id love to have a gigantic tank, just not gonna happen in this lifetime lol
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Can't put a tang in a 46g so size does matter imo unfortunately :'(
Lol true!
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yeah and I cant put a foxface or lionfish in a 29g lol but I hear what ur saying... id love to have a gigantic tank, just not gonna happen in this lifetime lol
You could do a dwarf lion in the 29. Read a lot of threads on it. Just can't have corals or really anything other fish. Maybe one more. I thought about it. Thought about doing it with my cube. I just got a 14 gallon rimless cube and sump in a trade and was thinking about moving my clowns and coral into it.
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Old 10-21-2012, 11:43 AM   #733
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You could do a dwarf lion in the 29. Read a lot of threads on it. Just can't have corals or really anything other fish. Maybe one more. I thought about it. Thought about doing it with my cube. I just got a 14 gallon rimless cube and sump in a trade and was thinking about moving my clowns and coral into it.
Oh wow, well id rather set up my 90 with a few diff fish.. currently my 29 has about 8 diff corals, 5 fish, conch, hermits and snails
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Can't put a tang in a 46g so size does matter imo unfortunately :'(
I have a tang I thoroughly enjoy!
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Well if a tang is your choice if fish I'm sure a tank of this size would not have been purchased. So if you want to get a fish like a tang that swims back and forth eating its own poop go for it... A jaw fish would be cool to have ( lots of personality), or even a eyelash blenny can keep you entertained for hours!
That was no call to be rude, and where did you here Tangs eat poo? I'd love to have a tang if I had a saltwater tank, but I probably couldn't afford the proper size tank
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Old 10-21-2012, 06:55 PM   #736
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That was no call to be rude, and where did you here Tangs eat poo? I'd love to have a tang if I had a saltwater tank, but I probably couldn't afford the proper size tank
Lol yeah I never heard of Tangs eating their own poo either hahaha
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That was no call to be rude, and where did you here Tangs eat poo? I'd love to have a tang if I had a saltwater tank, but I probably couldn't afford the proper size tank
Did you even pull that quote from this thread? I think I missed something lmao
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Did you even pull that quote from this thread? I think I missed something lmao
I did, and once I posted it the poster changed their post.
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Yeah id say you missed something hahah
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I have a tang I thoroughly enjoy!
Omg seriously?!?!? Hahaha this is great
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