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09/06/2006, 11:58 AM
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Empty 75 gallon tank, what to do with it?
I have a 75 gallon tank, and I am willing to try anything in it, I want something unusual. After doing tons of research on octos and cuttlefish, I decided it was best not to keep a bimac. I already have seahorses (dwarves), so thats out. Im already planning on doing a seagrass tank, so thats also out.
What would you reccomend? Note that I will do anything, fresh, brackish, or salt. Just so you know, i have piranhas and brackish as well. |
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09/06/2006, 12:02 PM
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Moved On
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What about a coldwater reef tank? I've only seen it done a couple times and from what I've read they are pretty $$ and not much info out there on them, but it might be worth checking up on.
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09/06/2006, 12:29 PM
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How about a frogfish reef. That certainly qualifies as unusual. Get about four or five in different colors add some coral and rock and enjoy.
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Thought For The Day.... "In the Torah it says "love thy neighbor as thy self". The Buddha says there is no "self". So maybe you are off the hook." All animals are created equal some are more equal than others.~Orwell Current Tank Info: NEW 70 gallon rr with a 25 gallon sump Bermuda 3-C that skims rings around a RS80 and 2 koralia 4 & 2 tunze 6045 eheim 1262 return 6x39 watt t-5 |
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09/06/2006, 03:05 PM
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thanks for the suggestions! although I dont feel like shelling out $600 to chill the tank. I like frogfish idea, but I would probably have to do fake corals b/c I dont feel like lighting a tank this large when my electric bill is high enough from my tanks already.
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09/06/2006, 03:25 PM
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a betta
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90g reef lit by 2 kessil 360's and 4 T5's. 55g sump/fuge, eshopps s-200 skimmer and slowly working on getting every apex gadget |
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09/06/2006, 03:26 PM
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Moved On
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A puffer tank!
Fill 'er up...
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09/06/2006, 03:36 PM
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what do you guys think about a jawfish tank?
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09/06/2006, 08:35 PM
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Might be fun
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Thought For The Day.... "In the Torah it says "love thy neighbor as thy self". The Buddha says there is no "self". So maybe you are off the hook." All animals are created equal some are more equal than others.~Orwell Current Tank Info: NEW 70 gallon rr with a 25 gallon sump Bermuda 3-C that skims rings around a RS80 and 2 koralia 4 & 2 tunze 6045 eheim 1262 return 6x39 watt t-5 |
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