Question to big tank owners...

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Hi, I am new to thiis awesome forum. I started with a few fish bowls when i was young then i got a 10 gallon 1 Month later i got a 55Gallon then a 120 Gallon and i am currently planning a Monster 1000 Gallon 120x48x40 Acrylic Aquarium! all tanks are freshwater and the 1000 Gallon is Undecided! :headbang2
 
when i was 12had a 10 gal then to a 55 when i was 16 with community fish then added a20 to breed black mollies sold the tanks at thirty and now at forty getting back in with a72 bowfront with ajack dempsey and fire mouths already looking for a 180 and going to build diy wet dry system :headbang2
 
I had a 45 in my 20's with one 12" Oscar. Life got busy Oscar died and now at 52....

20 gallon baby tank
30 gallon breeder tank
30 gallon breeder ram breeding tank
125 gallon community - bala's, ghost knife, angels,ect.
140 gallon Blood Parrot tank
My latest is a 60 gallon UniQuarium system I got for $25.00, but needs buffing out. Will be my first totally live-planted tank! Can you tell I am very excited??

I LOVE CL

Kaden
 
Started with a 10, jumped to a 55 in a couple months then within the year was at 180g. I currently don't have one that large. My biggest at the moment is 100g. However, I'll be in bigger ones as soon as I can get past this recession that I am in lol.
 
I started out with a 10, then 30, then 55, and now a 120... I want bigger, bigger, bigger!@!@)~) But can't afford it and am running out of wall space.
 
I started in 1985 with a 10, then 15, then 55, and now a 125. Wifie won't put up with anything larger.
 
Old *** thread but I'll play, going by memory here so not exact.

Year Tank
1992 2.5g Hex
1993 15g
1996-97ish 10g + 29g + 55g
2001-2002ish 10g + 55g
2003 55g + 50g + 10g
2008 50g + 10g+ 20g + 20g +29g + 110g + 75g + 125g
2009 (Current) 50g + 29g (Empty for sale) 20g x 2 (one empty) 29g, 75g, 100g x 2 (One being polished right now)

Plus who knows how many I am forgetting...

Adding a couple more this spring/summer as well plus an even bigger pond...
 
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