Teh Nitecrew Thread

[MrRngr94]

He still has some finishing to do on the drywall

And here's why he built the tank

 

[sour_girl]

Sorry my bad.. I kind of read the other post but not really.. lol... I thought that was your set up.... Whoever it is that looks awesome from the front.. Especially once the drywall is done... wow.. See I think I agree with you that it would be better to have a couple of 600 gallons rather than one 1200 b/c theres more room if someone doesnt get along... and you can have different set ups..

 

[MrRngr94]

Yup and my wife is really bugging me about a saltwater tank. A 600gal reef tank would be sweet! Plus I could finally get my moray

Here's the link to the buildup of that tank, but I'll warn you, it's up to 64 pages right now.
http://cichlidforum.com/phpBB/viewt...&start=0&sid=8428753931fb30a08d9911033272f1b7

 

[USMCtanker]

wow those are some sweet tamks, i cant wait tell i get out of the military so i can get a house and have tanks like that. one more year and im free

 

[sour_girl]

I am afraid to do saltwater. Waaaaayyy to much risk there.. one little mistake and thousands just GONE!! At least with freshwater it is harder for it to just crash out...

 

[MrRngr94]

I think that doing a 600gal sw tank would be easier just b/c of the amount of water.

 

[USMCtanker]

I am afraid to do saltwater. Waaaaayyy to much risk there.. one little mistake and thousands just GONE!! At least with freshwater it is harder for it to just crash out...

ya i want a salt water tank to but i heard it harder and i dont have the time for one right now

 

[Mourinho18]

too expensive for salt, bleh

 

[MrRngr94]

My biggest problem if I ever do sw is my wife's wanting triggers and puffers. I've heard they're both pretty aggressive

 

[sour_girl]

Saltwater fish are really colourful... but expensive too compared to fw... I guess if I won the lotto I could afford to have someone come in and maintain my tanks for me...