I have been trying to find amazing home aquariums on the internet with little success. it is always nice to have something to aspire to. one site that i have found that it absolutely amazing is www.oregonreef.com. This guy is a genious with nearly all tasks being completely automated. anyways, i was wondering if any one else knew of any dream set ups. thanks.
The most amazing tank ever...
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neilanh
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did you try www.ratemyfishtank.com
Jchillin
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newfound77951
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ahh, just the two sites I was going to suggest!
yeah i know what you mean mel but i have already spent many hours admiring those tanks and i was just seeing if you guys knew of any other place for inspiration. the 850 gal tank at oregonreef.com is amazing and it is fun trying to see how i can incorporate his idea into my setup.
Zagz
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It's a nice tank to be sure but there are several member with SW tanks here at AA whose tanks are just as beautiful IMO.
newfound77951
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Not sure about the SW side but there are a few AA members' tanks on the FW side of www.ratemyfishtank.com ....so we can hold our own!
As for "dream setups" (aka endless money holes 
) I like to browse the archives of reefkeeping.com's tank of the month.
Most are around 100-180 gal tanks and explain in detail the equipment & methods used. While 500+ gal tanks are nice to look at most are well out of range ($20k+) so I prefer the above link which is at least closer to my price range.
There are plenty of great tanks here as well but rarely do any post on the intricate details of how they achieve such great looking tanks.
) I like to browse the archives of reefkeeping.com's tank of the month.Most are around 100-180 gal tanks and explain in detail the equipment & methods used. While 500+ gal tanks are nice to look at most are well out of range ($20k+) so I prefer the above link which is at least closer to my price range.
There are plenty of great tanks here as well but rarely do any post on the intricate details of how they achieve such great looking tanks.
