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Welcome aboard! What are you looking to get or start with? Do you have any "desired livestock" you really wanna keep? As always, be PATIENT. It takes a salt tank about 4-6 months to really settle in so the start of it can be discouraging....average tanks are up somewhere around a year, so we try and buck that curve around here and help ya anyway we can. I feel like all my tanks that make it a year get moved to bigger tanks. lol. Not sure if that's what that stat means or not!???
 
I feel like all my tanks that make it a year get moved to bigger tanks. lol. Not sure if that's what that stat means or not!???
I was about to say the same thing! Our tank is just under a year and we are about to upgrade to 3x size (40 to 120)

@SirCrush32, prepare your wallet :)
 
I was about to say the same thing! Our tank is just under a year and we are about to upgrade to 3x size (40 to 120)

@SirCrush32, prepare your wallet :)
I just bought a new banjo so I told my wife I wouldn't splurge on any saltwater stuff for awhile. I lied. :cool:
 
I just bought a new banjo so I told my wife I wouldn't splurge on any saltwater stuff for awhile. I lied. :cool:
I feel you there. My wife make me choose between new drums and new reef stuff. I thought playing drums was expensive until I realized how many cymbals I could get for one piece of good reef equipment!
 
I feel you there. My wife make me choose between new drums and new reef stuff. I thought playing drums was expensive until I realized how many cymbals I could get for one piece of good reef equipment!
I had a good excuse, between my son and I we snapped the neck on a custom archtop I've played for years, and the search for someone to build me a new neck got so pricey I just bought another one and will try and fix my archie at somepoint here.

I have no excuse for the reef tank upgrades. lol.

Sorry for highjacking the thread!
 
I was about to say the same thing! Our tank is just under a year and we are about to upgrade to 3x size (40 to 120)

@SirCrush32, prepare your wallet :)
It can't be anywhere near my car addiction. Although I am seeing where this whole hobby can go (in terms of the wallet)!
 

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HOW MUCH DOES A FISH’S FEEDING REQUIREMENTS AFFECT YOUR STOCKING DECISIONS?

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