upgraded to 55g... suggestions?

  • We are currently upgrading MFK. thanks! -neo
haha yeah i knew the filter would come up, thats the next thing on my list. exactly what would you suggest for filtration of this tank, including everything i would need to buy.
 
rob0521;1153631; said:
BTW I bought that exact same plastic driftwood thing on the right for my first noob tank too.
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i dont think its really THAT bad for a 19 y/o broke ass college kid.
 
PoofaceQ;1154066; said:
i dont think its really THAT bad for a 19 y/o broke ass college kid.
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I didn't say it was bad. At the time when I bought that piece too I was a broke ass 13 y/o middle school kid.
 
PoofaceQ;1154063; said:
haha yeah i knew the filter would come up, thats the next thing on my list. exactly what would you suggest for filtration of this tank, including everything i would need to buy.
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To keep those current fish, go big on everything.
If you are that strapped for cash (like most of us), thin/replace the stock with more compatible fish to the tank size and get an AC110.
 
rob0521;1154077; said:
I didn't say it was bad. At the time when I bought that piece too I was a broke ass 13 y/o middle school kid.
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Naw, not that bad. Hell, I'm a broke ass 43 y/o toys R us kid. See what you have to look forward to ? :D :D
 
PoofaceQ;1153209; said:
haha i know thats like the "beginner" tank to you MFK guys but i absolutley love it.
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I remember the happy day oh so long ago when I got my first 55 gallon. I thought, "This thing is huge...now I can really keep some fish!". My first tank was a 39 hex that I inheirited. It came with a crappy sponge filter. It had a manufacture date of 1971...in 1996 hahahah. What a piece of crap but I loved it. :screwy: Now look at me.
 
yeah ive had just my one 29 for about 3 years now and this thing is just massive to me. afraid anything bigger would break through my floor. and yes whoever asked the needlefish only eat feeders.
 
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