One tank and loving it.

[paulW]

I finally sold my 125 gallon last week. So now I only have one 60 gallon tank, not including the turtle tank. I am loving it! My love for my hobby has become stronger now that I have more time to enjoy watching my jack dempsey's interact. I almost though i was close to leaving the hobby because I felt like I wasn't able to keep up with the 125 gallon. I don't think I am completely done with multiple tanks but I will never own a tank bigger then a 75 gallon. Huge tanks just are not for me. Lol... I almost feel like I should be banned from this forum. Am I the only one who prefer tanks that are 75 gallons and under?

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You got to do whatever it takes to stay in the hobby.
I've had burnout too.
Glad you are able to enjoy the fish now.
About 10 years ago, I went from about 30 tanks down to one big one, it really revitalized my interest.
Then after about a 5 year break, I started setting up more tanks again..
At least for me, interest comes in cycles, and it's nice to take a break and scale down sometimes

 

[Warborg]

I finally sold my 125 gallon last week. So now I only have one 60 gallon tank, not including the turtle tank. I am loving it! My love for my hobby has become stronger now that I have more time to enjoy watching my jack dempsey's interact. I almost though i was close to leaving the hobby because I felt like I wasn't able to keep up with the 125 gallon. I don't think I am completely done with multiple tanks but I will never own a tank bigger then a 75 gallon. Huge tanks just are not for me. Lol... I almost feel like I should be banned from this forum. Am I the only one who prefer tanks that are 75 gallons and under?

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Welcome to the 1 tank club. I went as high as 26 tanks(in 1995) then decided it was too much work. I slowly over the next 5-8 years reduced it. I do have one outside mini-pond(Not even sure if the rosys are still alive) and the 75 inside. However, I wish the tank inside was bigger. When I had my 190, I loved it(A broken seal doomed it).

 

[NatureMostWanted]

personally it doesnt matter the size of the tank as long as you have passion for the hobby. ive seen breath taken 10g full planted/shrimp to a barebotttom 210 all depends that still looks nice .best part about the hobby it all up to you.