Shoulda gotten a bigger tank...

[ReeferPat]

Hi all,

Anyone else have this problem?Started with a 40-gallon AIO cube. Upgraded after a year (this January) to a 75-gallon with dump. Looked huge at first. Even though there’s plenty of room for corals to grow still, the growth rate has expanded exponentially since I stabilized the system with ATO and kalkwasser, to the point I can actually see evidence of daily growth, particularly in sps. Not sure I’m even going to last a year before I start itching to upgrade again.

 

[F i s h y]

love the tank. Everyone says go bigger. I happen to agree. Im in the planning stages of a 225 or 250. I know after a year or 2.... im going to want bigger....

 

[Vette67]

I started with a 75, and quickly knew that wouldn’t be enough. So I thought I was going to go BIG, and got a 180. Guess what? It’s never enough. I’m thinking of ways to justify a 400+ to my wife. Might take me a while to convince her that we need a bigger house so I can fit a bigger tank!

 

[Daniel@R2R]

Looking good!! I think most of us wish we had a bigger tank...regardless of whatever size we have. ;Hilarious ;Hilarious

 

[dwair]

Hi all,

Anyone else have this problem?Started with a 40-gallon AIO cube. Upgraded after a year (this January) to a 75-gallon with dump. Looked huge at first. Even though there’s plenty of room for corals to grow still, the growth rate has expanded exponentially since I stabilized the system with ATO and kalkwasser, to the point I can actually see evidence of daily growth, particularly in sps. Not sure I’m even going to last a year before I start itching to upgrade again.

Omg, no matter if you upgrade to bigger size or not, just take a step back for a moment and look at how beautiful of an ecosystem you have there. I dream of having a tank that looks that good, no matter the size!!!

With that being said, I started with a 20g, moved up into a 90g, then to a 180g all within a year so I know the itch, its a hard one to scratch for sure!

Great job with that tank, so beautiful!