$50 is a great deal for that size but the problem is many people over price there stuff in my area so coming across a deal like that is a diamond in the rough
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im not exactly sure how many gallons is my tank.
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$50 is a great deal for that size but the problem is many people over price there stuff in my area so coming across a deal like that is a diamond in the rough
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oh feel sory for you man. keeps me wondering, wht does 100+ gallons will cost in your area? also, some fish in my area sell at good price also, for example, a tiger shovelnose(4") for like 6$ and clown loaches for like 4$, also ive seen some angelfish here for 2$ and giant gouramies for 7$-12$.
love our lfs . 
oh feel sory for you man. keeps me wondering, wht does 100+ gallons will cost in your area? also, some fish in my area sell at good price also, for example, a tiger shovelnose(4") for like 6$ and clown loaches for like 4$, also ive seen some angelfish here for 2$ and giant gouramies for 7$-12$.
All depends who's selling it but usually can find 125-200 gallons for about $150-300 and up. A few years ago I got a 210 tank hoods and light for free. A guy was moving and couldn't take it. He was going to throw it away but I told him I would take it instead. So sometimes you can get lucky I've also found a few tanks that people thrown out ranging from 29-75 gallons. Since many people in my area over price their tanks and having only one Lfs that buys used stuff at really low prices people often just throw them out.
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okay, such luck u had to get a 210 for free.
and why do they overprice their tanks eventhough it's used ? desperate to get money perhaps?okay, such luck u had to get a 210 for free.
A lot of people who put money into decent sized tanks think they will get what they paid but offend they don't. I search craigslist every once in a while and still see tanks that are over priced on there for months and never get bought
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If you understand how volume is calculated by multiplying the tank's width times its height times its length you would understand that a 6" difference from 12-18 would mean the tank has quite a lot more space than your tank. That's why a tank 48x24x18 is only 6 inches taller than a tank 48x24x12 but that's 90 G vs 60 G.
yeah of course i know about tht. it's weird though when only 6" difference can give a 30g difference.
