dogofwar
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Does it involve a 2x4 and a rubber mallet?
How many tanks are enough? How many are too many?
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Tony
Alligator Snapping Turtle/Past Pres
Dude... the other day when we were over at your place, I was looking to grab your car jack to facilitate tank installation.
Ophelia77
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Dude... the other day when we were over at your place, I was looking to grab your car jack to facilitate tank installation.
That;s awesome!! We had to do that! LOL We found out the load rate on our shelves was not exactly what the box said it was after the 55 got filled up
so we grabbed the car jack to hold the tank until we got some reinforcements under it I can't wait to see where you put them, Tony
minifoot77
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I can't believe I missed this post. You're nuts, Caleb!
sorry its not legos or lunch boxes
did you ever get that at-st put back together?Airborne001
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Did she also limit what SIZE they have to be? 9 - 240 gallon tanks can hold a lot of fish.
ricoishere
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I think I should have as many tanks as some girlfriends/wives have shoes/purses.
jonclark96
Past CCA President
I wouldn't have time to sleep with all the water changes I would have to do if I had as many tanks as my wife has purses.
Diogenes
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my wife wants the next tank to be marine. I'm tempted to do it just to appease her and get her interested in the hobby again, but it's going to cost a whole lot to turn a 150 fresh into a 150 reef or FOWLR.
Ophelia77
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If it's the color of the marine fish she likes, try enticing her with Discus, Angels, Rams, or other colorful fish
Diogenes
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If it's the color of the marine fish she likes, try enticing her with Discus, Angels, Rams, or other colorful fish
I've recently kept all those but discus and it was a no go. We scuba dive and she's into marine stuff. She used to keep marine/fresh tanks too but now only interested in salt.
zenins
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That is true
In the last few years, a couple of 10 gallon tanks were replaced by 50's
