should I pass on this good deal?

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8x3x4 for the volume... so 3x4=12... 12x8=96

about 960 gallon??? Wait... am I suppose to times all sides together?
 
Going by the site caclulator, an 8'L x 4'w x 3'h = almost 720 american gallons. I do believe imperial gallons would be different.

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/calc.php

Either way, a 360 or a 720 could make a happy home for an rtc for quite some time. The 720 would be a bit longer though.
 
I passed for now im sure there are plenty more rts'x to save sooner or later.....
 
nighthawk2207;3581708; said:
Very true but like I said in another post I like to grow them out rather than getting something thats already big an It would be better than stressing myself out trying to get this big tank...I guess I will have to pass.....

yea but im in the us not singapore
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so once you grow it out- where do you think it'll end up since you're not attempting to go 100 percent on this .... that's just like growing out a kitten or a puppy for fun then trying to offload the cat/dog to someone else so you can move on to the next project

hence the reason why I think RTC should have permits to own in the first place.
 
The rtc in my av. was 15 inches this pastmarch when I brought him home, he is now 26 inches,, yes they grow fast and are a blast to keep..
 
Proteus;3587850; said:
so once you grow it out- where do you think it'll end up since you're not attempting to go 100 percent on this .... that's just like growing out a kitten or a puppy for fun then trying to offload the cat/dog to someone else so you can move on to the next project

hence the reason why I think RTC should have permits to own in the first place.
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Last time i checked if someone is going to get a 700g tank just for a rtc thats 100% for me, I just passed on the deal for now kuz I didnt want to stress my self out trying to get the 700g tank together before he would outgrow my 75, okay.......
 
cheap cat then $3k+ for the tank its up to you
 
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