How many tanks?

I currently have two office tanks. One 80 gallon FW Planted and a 16 gallon SW. Oh and getting ready to start a new build for my 3rd tank

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3 mixed reefs. . . . . 660g, 93 cube and 50g drop off tank. Roughly 4 hours per week. Mainly feed and enjoy them all.
 
1 Red Sea 65 g
1 Nuvo 40 g
2 Biocube 16 g
1 frag tank 70 g
1 20 g QT tank

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I have 2 60g frag tanks tied into about a 240 gallon system when done, a Biocube 29, a 90g freshwater, a 3g African dwarf frog tank and a 300 gallon outdoor pond.
 
I have my systems set up so that my maintenance is minimal. I have a 400gpd RODI system with 20g pressurized tank and always have 45g of saltwater mixed and ready to go. I do weekly 5 gallon WC on the 40b's and only do about monthly water changes on the freshwater tanks. I have to change filter sock every few days, but that only takes a few minutes for all the tanks. I don't dose, rarely test water params, only if something seems off, and feed everyday.

I am not retired, work almost 50h/week, and commute 1 hour each way to work.

I only have pics of 2 tanks right now.

2019-12-20_01-39-40 by Lyle Southard, on Flickr

2019-10-20_09-05-50 by Lyle Southard, on Flickr
Sweet looking mixed reef
 
I have 2 tanks - a 120g and 65g (yes semi retired - but still travel quite a bit) and minimal water changes - trident hybrid (sort of) and starting nano frag tank
 
I have 2 tanks - a 120g and 65g (yes semi retired - but still travel quite a bit) and minimal water changes - trident hybrid (sort of) and starting nano frag tank
Nice. I only have a 120 and it feels like takes up a lot of time already. But I enjoy it! I am debating if I should start a small tank, 30-50g.
 
Fish tanks spread like aiptasia.
I have 2 separate systems and 4 standalone tanks, all saltwater
 
Nice. I only have a 120 and it feels like takes up a lot of time already. But I enjoy it! I am debating if I should start a small tank, 30-50g.

At first I debated it but I have fish & corals that have different needs so a second tank was my only option. After having the pair you get in a rhythm and things aren't quite as bad as you may have thought. Yes it's twice the lights, pumps, sumps, etc.. but the satisfaction I get when tinkering w/them helps me forget the current world affairs.
 
At first I debated it but I have fish & corals that have different needs so a second tank was my only option. After having the pair you get in a rhythm and things aren't quite as bad as you may have thought. Yes it's twice the lights, pumps, sumps, etc.. but the satisfaction I get when tinkering w/them helps me forget the current world affairs.

true, there’s a lot of ups and down in this hobby. But sometimes, its well worth it.
 

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