A six inch aro looks a bit silly alone in a 150g tank. If I were to KNOW that I could upgrade as needed what is wrong with starting it in a 35g?
As for not having bigger tanks even if you can afford them sometimes youjust run out of room or prefer 150g tanks to 350s. At one time I lived in a three bedroom aptartment and finally just had to stop buying tanks when my roommates got mutinous after I started adding tanks into their rooms. The tanks ranged from little 5 and 10Gs in the bathrooms to a 150g in the living room. There were literally tanks in every room including the kitchen (20g and 29g} and hallways (35g longs), also on the patio an front stoop. Sometimes 55g wides are a lot more versatile then the big boys. I still want an 8'x8'x24' tank though.
As for not having bigger tanks even if you can afford them sometimes youjust run out of room or prefer 150g tanks to 350s. At one time I lived in a three bedroom aptartment and finally just had to stop buying tanks when my roommates got mutinous after I started adding tanks into their rooms. The tanks ranged from little 5 and 10Gs in the bathrooms to a 150g in the living room. There were literally tanks in every room including the kitchen (20g and 29g} and hallways (35g longs), also on the patio an front stoop. Sometimes 55g wides are a lot more versatile then the big boys. I still want an 8'x8'x24' tank though.
