unannon;2498725; said:I agree, and anyone who tells you they don't get bored with what they have at some point is lying. That's why I went salt recently and my interest peaked more in corals than actual fish (esp. seeing how I can only run a smaller setup at college), but I still have a ton of research to do in that department, it's like starting all over again haha but I am looking forward to it. I'm actually thinking about downsizing my tanks at home as well and concentrating more on planted and such, so by having less it would actually get me more into the hobby. Anyhow, good luck to you and I hope you decide to go with a planted tank, sure it may take dedication, but I think you will find it will pay off in the end, maybe just start off slow and keep building onto it as time goes on.
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That be true man......I do this acouple times a year-----I switch things up and it cathes my interest again....
My reef tank is my most enjoyable tank by far man-The life in one is unreal-The variety and color can not be touched.....
I'm gonna go into work today-So I will see about adding soem new stuff to it....
Even if I go with plants-It's going to be a low tech tank...that I do know...
