Hello everyone!

[SeaDaddy]

Hello, Newbie here reporting aboard. I bought an established 45 gallon tank from a local here about three months ago. I am seriously getting addicted and looking to upgrade already. I found a good deal on a 65, but am thinking maybe I want a 100. Any thoughts? I was thinking maybe I'm not ready for a 100 just yet, but figured I would bounce the idea around here.

 

[Flatbrook]

Welcome to RTR seadaddy,
I have a 55 at this time. Space kinda get used up in it fairly quickly. My next tank will be a 90. I also have in the works is a 50 gal acrylic frag tank with built in sump. So many options in this hobby, it can make your head spin!

 

[SeaDaddy]

Yes it can!

 

[mike007]

Welcome View attachment 97793

 

[SeahorseKeeper]

Welcome to R2R!! :)

 

[larangcon]

Welcome... The bigger the tank, the better; it is always good to have more space for more corals.

 

[spspirate]

Welcome to REEF2REEF!!!!

 

[RiverRat]

Welcome!

 

[robbrouse]

Welcome.

Not say 20 gallons is not worth the upgrade. I went from 56 to 75. If you have the cash, space go the 100 or 120 or 150.. I got a great deal on a drilled tank and stand (al though I hate the stand) so I went 75. Paid $1 a gallon with stand so could not pass it up.

Lets see some pix..

 

[ShippD]

Welcome to R2R

 

[russo36]

Welcome aboard!!! I say go big!!! The bigger the better!

 

[Mike J.]

Welcome aboard. I'd recommend a 120 gal. Great size tank and really opens up more creative ways to aqua scape. There's an 80 gallon Deep Blue Sea that's really sharp and it's wider.

 

[nitro'sreef]

welcome

 

[skinz78]

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

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[SeaDaddy]

Here's my setup!

 

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