A change of pace...

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BrookKeeper

BrookKeeper

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My 10 gallon GUPPY MILL!

I know, I know... MFK is all about monster tanks and monster fish... but 10 gallons is all I am allowed on my desk, and heaven forbid that sit in any single location for more than 10 minutes without a tank to watch... These guys are completely inbred, 2 and 3 generations down from the few females and a single male that I inherited when a colleague left the country for graduate school... My office mates asked me to leave the 5.5 gallon behind when I moved to a new building, so I split the population and UPGRADED to this 10 gallon! I still have to check in on the 5.5 in my old office, but is makes me happy knowing that the guys enjoyed the tank enough to ask me to leave it for them, even if they aren't qualified to perform water changes...


So, don't be ashamed... who else has a tiny tank with tiny fish?!
 
Looks cool. Some times it isn't the tank that makes it monster, but the attitude that makes the monster fish keeper.
 
Hoplo said:
Looks cool. Some times it isn't the tank that makes it monster, but the attitude that makes the monster fish keeper.
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+1

I was gonna say the "monster" isn't about the moster sized fish or setup, it's about the monster sized passion for the hobby

the physical aspect is secondary
 
image.jpg my betta tank.
The betta has a personality to rival many of my other "monsters".
 
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Because of soon impending move, just gave this tank to a friend. You can see how small they are by comparing to the duckweed on the surface.

also now gone, this wild type Borneo betta was a favorite at only a little over an inch.
 
Small tanks are great,I have a 4 gal.with neons,a 6gal. cherry shrimp tank,and 3 gal.marmokreb tank....oh and some big tanks of course
 
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