Favorite tank size!

[Reef_Monkey]

What? No love for nanos/picos? I vote 10 gallon!!!!!!!!!

WAIT! I vote one for the 10 gallon... :wink:

 

[King Jason]

I love my 190...But bigger is better. Get what you have room for.

 

[Reaper]

I'am stuck with a 75g for now, my next tank will definatley be 300g minimum.

 

[LFS42]

120's are the bomb.

I personaly have a 72 bow, but I swap it for a 120 any day.

 

[Garry thomas]

600 for me, soon to be 1350 gallons. 8O :roll: :roll: :roll:

 

[Anonymous]

I voted for the 55 because the tank is so easy to work in,inexpensive,shallow,and does not take up so much room. However if I had the room and the money I would get the 120.

 

[fishfanatic2]

I think with you Bangbang! If anything, I'll probably go wit the 75 or 55 'cause there easier to work with!

 

[Anonymous]

I see you are also an Alien like myself. How old are you I am 200,000 earth years.....but 52 years in a Human Form. I liked it better when I was a Great White cruising the shallows for seals. Sometimes I would screw up and mistake a human for a seal. Yuck! I could not get the smell or taste out of my system for weeks. I am settin up my 50 breeder for a Bursa Trigger and a few Damsels. This should be a fun tank.

 

[wasabi]

MY TANK IS FOUR FEET LONG. http://www.thereeftank.com/totm/

 

[fishfanatic2]

I am 629 in Martian years. (sigh). The days go by so fast, yet so slow!

 

[Anonymous]

My next tank will be a 72 bow. Just because I like the bowfront. Unless Petco runs it's $1 per gallon sale again. Then it's definately a 90

My fav tank now is my 15 gal high.

B

 

[reefland]

hmm. the available sizes to pick from seem like sump sizes. :wink:

 

[Anonymous]

Well if the 120 is out, then I'd vote for the 75 and make sure you get it drilled for dual overflows (i.e. Reef Ready). I'd go with a minimum of a 1" ID overflow and perferrably 1.5" ID if you can handle it.

Shane

the 120 would have been my first choice, as well-a wonderfully proportioned tank

i'd also recommend a larger sump than a 29 gal tank-get a 40+gal rubbermaid tub-the larger size adds that much more volume to the system, and the tubs are great for installing a dsb/fuge, while also doubling as a sump

 

[Anonymous]

Well if the 120 is out, then I'd vote for the 75 and make sure you get it drilled for dual overflows (i.e. Reef Ready). I'd go with a minimum of a 1" ID overflow and perferrably 1.5" ID if you can handle it.

Shane

the 120 would have been my first choice, as well-a wonderfully proportioned tank

i'd also recommend a larger sump than a 29 gal tank-get a 40+gal rubbermaid tub-the larger size adds that much more volume to the system, and the tubs are great for installing a dsb/fuge, while also doubling as a sump

i think the rubbermaid tubs are great for thier price but they seem to take up alot of space for the gallonage gained. the bow effect is bothersome too.
i have decided that when my tank is finally up and running, and my pocket allows it, i am ditching the tub and buying a sheet of acrylic.

 

[Anonymous]

I'm 6'9", and I wouldn't want a tank shorter than my wingspan!














4 gallons.

 

[Mogo]

I would go with the biggest tank you can fit into your available space. The bigger the tank, the more stable the water param's etc. will eventually become. I think the reason I had zero repercussions from a 17 hour power blackout was because of the size of my 140. In fact, if I had the space I would have gone 200 or bigger.