Where Is Your Tank?

My tank is our kitchen
Opps, I left out "in". I'm pretty sure there was a sabotage in cutthroat kitchen like that
 
40 gallon breeder jammed into an otherwise useless nook in the living room wall.
*no room for sump or anything else so not ideal but sticking with it at this point

Started with a free jellyfish tank for a couple of years there and that got me into saltwater (and aquariums in general).
Got used to the spot so just progressed through smaller tanks there to get to where I'm at now.

At some point, I'd like to go bigger somewhere else but the location is perfect (other than size limitation) so draggin' my feet on upgrading.
 
Currently in the basement, but my upgrade is going in the living room as a living work of art!
 
Right where I left them, but you did make me look!

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I have tanks all over the place. We have a 32 biocube and 2 red sea 130dd tanks on either side of the TV in the living room. Also a 9g fluval mushroom tank in the living room. My wife has a 30 breeder for her porcupine puffer in the kitchen. We each have a pico rank on our nightstands next to the bed (4.8 deskmate for me and a 2g reef jar for her). There is also a 29g planted fw tank in the living room. In the spare bedroom I have a 10g fw QT tank. I also have a 10g sw utility tank in there as well but I have a 40 breeder frag tank getting delivered next week to replace it with.
 
Alright, let's face it. Some of us have our tanks in wild places, like in your wall, or maybe in your bedroom, but I'm curious to see where all you guys put your tanks at. Let's hear it!
between living and dining room away from windows

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