MonsterFishKeeping - Blasted
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Man don't take that crap personally..Your tank isn't necassarily my favorite.. but no because of care or fish health..
Mainly cause lots here will talk smack to people about tank size and requirements and then give you props... Kinda bias huh.. My bad
Personally I think you take excellent care of your fish and your fish show it...
So let that slide off your back..
my opinion:
your fishes are great. really.
your filtration is highly efficient.
your water clarity is superb.
your dedication, WOW.
your tank dimensions... probably a little short.
but of course that's just me.
I enjoy seeing my fishes swim around and a bigger tank is what they need in order to do that.
my advice:
buy a lock. I'll save for a BIG tank and I'm gonna steal those rays!
and those dats... and the aro... the endlis... tigrinus...
your fishes are great. really.
your filtration is highly efficient.
your water clarity is superb.
your dedication, WOW.
your tank dimensions... probably a little short.
but of course that's just me.
I enjoy seeing my fishes swim around and a bigger tank is what they need in order to do that.
my advice:
buy a lock. I'll save for a BIG tank and I'm gonna steal those rays!
and those dats... and the aro... the endlis... tigrinus...
spoofsjsc;852345; said:my opinion:
your fishes are great. really.
your filtration is highly efficient.
your water clarity is superb.
your dedication, WOW.
your tank dimensions... probably a little short.
but of course that's just me.
I enjoy seeing my fishes swim around and a bigger tank is what they need in order to do that.
my advice:
buy a lock. I'll save for a BIG tank and I'm gonna steal those rays!
and those dats... and the aro... the endlis... tigrinus...
I'll agree with that, they could use more "personal space", but at least you keep your fish healthy, and they show it. Get a bigger tank for soace reasons if you can, but if you can't, you are probably still in the top 1% of fishkeepers as far as water quality and health. I am guessing on water quality but I doubt you keep thousands of $$$ in fish just to watch them die. Haters be gone, go pick on the people with Alligator Gar in a 55, and so forth, I will happily PM you a link.
ewurm;852353; said:
Haha! SEND IT TO ME TOO PLEASE.
or I think i know where that thread is already...
i was there... i saw it live last year... his tank water is prestine! one of the top fish keeper in SGP hands down!!! 
that is why his tank is feature in TFH's calendar representing MFK ...
btw his wife can make one mean egg tart!!
that is why his tank is feature in TFH's calendar representing MFK ...
btw his wife can make one mean egg tart!!
Very nice fish, not quite as "well" stocked as your average Asian tank though, like the one I saw a couple of weeks ago on this site that had substrate made of 100's-1000's of live feeders. Your fish look healthy and water is crystal clear, but, I would not want it as it is overstocked. For me too many big fish in too smaller tank.
As for the people posting the "their just haters" BS, I have seen many of you post a tank in overstocked with less % of fish in them. How many of you could honestly say you've never said a 55 is only big enough for a SINGLE oscar, by the standard of this tank I could easily have 3 and a couple of plecos to boot.
Once again your fish look very healthy in what looks to be great water conditions, pity the tank size is so pitiful. I hope you upsize in the future and leave the fish room to move comfortably.
Nova 8
As for the people posting the "their just haters" BS, I have seen many of you post a tank in overstocked with less % of fish in them. How many of you could honestly say you've never said a 55 is only big enough for a SINGLE oscar, by the standard of this tank I could easily have 3 and a couple of plecos to boot.
Once again your fish look very healthy in what looks to be great water conditions, pity the tank size is so pitiful. I hope you upsize in the future and leave the fish room to move comfortably.
Nova 8
What a lot of people don't understand is that many of those fish in the wild spend their entire lives in a very small area. They find a home and stay there. These aren't blue whales, they don't roam. If your tank can handle the bio-load, then your alright. Awesome Aro!
