75 Vs 90 gallon

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Fat Homer said:
Personally speaking, i always say go for the biggest you can maintain and afford...

Since as most of us know, it wont be long till you want to go bigger


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I have a 75 and 90 and trust me my fish love the extra height, they constantly swim all around including the top. 15 gallons of water is a decent difference but I agree for a 4' that a 120g is ideal. In a few months you'll look back and wish u got something even bigger! If your options are 75 or 90 go with the 90!

#1 S. Vettel
 
Go for the 90 bro!! Every time I purchase a tank couple months later i end up buying something bigger. In face why don't you just go 110 high! Those tanks are awesome!!!
 
What is going in it?
 
I don't know why you would limit yourself in size of tanks. If you are capable of taking care of a 90 gallon tank, and you have the money, go for it. There shouldn't be any limit. Have fun:)
 
4' I have a 115 tall, and I like it much better than my 70 or 90.

I have a 75' hose on my syphon that I drain directly into my lawn or flower beds outside.

A couple of buck at Walmart will buy you one of those extended gripper things that would keep your "face" out of your fishtank water attempting to rearange stuff on the bottom.

I got the sic - est thought on that face in the water thing.

You rearange the bottome in me Bowfins 65G growout and your nose enters the water, and all of a sudden you become Pinoccio! BAHAHAHAH!

Could be worse, I could have said _ _ _ _ nose like I was really thinking, but Pinoccio will probably help keep me from getting the ban hammer!
 
Excedrin102 said:
I am physically unable to so building stands,cleaning,ect...can be a impossible thing to do at times but always find the strengh to at least clean or get help.I was just pointing it can cause aches and pains with bending and stretching but still worth it.


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If you have a physical disability, it might be better to get the shorter tank. I don't know what your capabilities are, but if you can, go 90. From the front, a 75 doesn't look any bigger than a 55.

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