Basement organization, help I messed up!

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freak78

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So I've been cleaning and moving stuff around in my basement/fishroom. Think I made a big mistake, I have too much space empty space. Now I want another tank to put next to this 220. Another one of the same size would look perfect. Now to convince my wife. :-)

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It looks good. You've got lots of room. If that's your only tank I would consider a quarantine tank, best option is another 220 and maybe a 75 or something. Depends on what kind of fish your into.

I see you have two big canister filters, they draw a ton of power. Keeping the hydro bills in check will be a point for yiu when talking to the misses.

I've been down that road, thankfully I won and have a bunch of tanks going. Goodluck
 
I don't see any but do you have any outlets for another tank?
 
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I agree with miller, looks like there is space for a tank that would make your 220 it's ***** :) I'd be ore inclined to say subconsciously you knew this would be the outcome, go for it!
 
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On the back wall behind this pic is a 55 and a 20H. Those are my quarantine tanks. I couldn't pass up this deal on this Tank set up. I got everything you see, tank, stand, glass tops, ehiem 2262, Fx-5, titanium 1000w heater and spare parts for 200. It's not drilled but my next will be, unless I get a great deal again on something. This is the back wall. Currently have a jade goby, Texas Cichlid and a pet store grade flowerhorn growing out. As far as outlet I would run a dedicate breaker for another tank. The breaker box is behind me, it would be easy to do.
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Honestly I would like an 8 foot tank, like a 300 gallon but getting it downstairs would be almost impossible. I probably could a 7ft length.
 
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