I'm just curious if you individuals with 220-300 gallon tanks are satisfied, or do you still want bigger? I'm just curious, because I don't want to buy a large tank to only want bigger later on. I bought a 40 gallon wanted bigger, then went to a 55, next a 125, and now I want 200+ gallons. I'm hoping that if I get into a 200+ gallon tank i will be happy and not want to upgrade? Let me know what you think.
Satisfied With 300 Gallons or Want Bigger?
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i think most MFK members want to go bigger no matter what........
well, at least i always want to go bigger....... sadly my 125 will have to do for a while
well, at least i always want to go bigger....... sadly my 125 will have to do for a while
I'm just finishing setting up a 360....It's small in comparison to some on here, but it's still friggin' big, lol!!
Funny question!
Honestly, the biggest limitation I find with many of the big tanks is their front to back measurement. A three foot wide tank is sooooo much more useful than a two foot wide one. Those new tanks they're making (Marineland) with the 3' widths are great. I also had trouble decorating my 300 due to the comparatively narrow width.
I could be satisfied with a 6x3 more than a 10x2.
Honestly, the biggest limitation I find with many of the big tanks is their front to back measurement. A three foot wide tank is sooooo much more useful than a two foot wide one. Those new tanks they're making (Marineland) with the 3' widths are great. I also had trouble decorating my 300 due to the comparatively narrow width.
I could be satisfied with a 6x3 more than a 10x2.
Deepsouth;2840049; said:
I'll be perfectly happy. And besides, my house can't handle a bigger tank with this one in it.
Also, I'll have 2 empty 6 foot tanks to play with again.
It starts with a 10 gallons to 50, to 100, to 125, to 150, to 300, to 1000, then a outdoor pond ... Like others said, it never ends !!