Considering tank breakdown, possibly going smaller, maybe the end...
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I had three tanks up and running at one time. It got to be a LOT. All were 30 gallons or less.
Consolidated all into one of them for a year or so and it helped me enjoy the hobby again. Less equipment, cleaning etc. Was able to fine tune my gear.
Now I'm back up to three....
Consolidated all into one of them for a year or so and it helped me enjoy the hobby again. Less equipment, cleaning etc. Was able to fine tune my gear.
Now I'm back up to three....
Tahoe61
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I am running an IM 40 gal, and I hate it. It's not an easy tank to work in. It's too small for most moderate sized fish. Mostly it's the depth. I have to empty it half way to move it to make adjustments. It's more work than pleasure.
BUT I have a IM 14 peninsula that I adore. It's on a kitchen cabinate butcher block on wheels, perfect hight, easy to work in. Smaller equipment, smaller water changes.
Currently looking at an IM 20, but they are out of stock.
BUT I have a IM 14 peninsula that I adore. It's on a kitchen cabinate butcher block on wheels, perfect hight, easy to work in. Smaller equipment, smaller water changes.
Currently looking at an IM 20, but they are out of stock.
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