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120 gal aquarium. To part, or not to part
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One of these days when I can afford it i'm goind to do a inwall tank in the basement. But I need a better job before I can start finishing the basement again. So far all I got is a grow room 
Priorities man lol.
You can always try listing it for a high price and if someone grabs it for more than you paid its a win win. But if you're going to take a loss then stew on setting it up.
Priorities man lol.
You can always try listing it for a high price and if someone grabs it for more than you paid its a win win. But if you're going to take a loss then stew on setting it up.
I did that with a 30 gal when I was in S.Carolina. It was so nice that it was THE contingency in the sale of the house.D3monic said:One of these days when I can afford it i'm goind to do a inwall tank in the basement. But I need a better job before I can start finishing the basement again. So far all I got is a grow room
Priorities man lol.
You can always try listing it for a high price and if someone grabs it for more than you paid its a win win. But if you're going to take a loss then stew on setting it up.
I did it facing the kitchen dining area.
D3monic said:
My shrimp tank and kitchen tank have all low level. Anubis, a few micros ect. Shrimp tank needs a cleaning. I don't do anything with it other than feed and top off water... even that I do rather sparingly.
Tons of light glare from back door hard to see
Great looking plants. The Anubis didnt like my tank except the Micro Anubis's. Wanted Shrimp in my tank too, dont recall why I dont have them.
I miss my octopus it would grab feeder fish out of my hand after it checked out my hand for a bit, I still have the tank I use it for starting my super hots lights are great
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My hundred twenty gallon said seller , turn out to be 18×18×72 and my guess is 100 gallonCAPCOM said:
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Hey ur pics do look familiar, I use to be a member there a long long time ago. Lol small worldD3monic said:
And Capcom, I vote to keep the fish tank. For one, of course keeping fish but the other is that you can use it to grow peppers. I believe you can use it to grow several plants kratky style
Also here are some pictures to try to convince u to go freshwater style, my friends old 125 gal tank
CAPCOM said:
Largemouth bass.
Do it!
I had a big tank when I was growing up (I want to say 100 gallon), and I put all kinds of game fish in there (little tiny ones) over the years. Largemouth bass and bullheads seemed to do the best. I think it's because they are more tolerant to higher water temps than the others. I had a couple bass for many years. They were a lot of fun.
I've been thinking about getting another (bigger) one and doing it again. I think it would be cool to put local/native plants, rocks, driftwood, and so on.
D3monic said:
My shrimp tank and kitchen tank have all low level. Anubis, a few micros ect. Shrimp tank needs a cleaning. I don't do anything with it other than feed and top off water... even that I do rather sparingly.
Tons of light glare from back door hard to see
Scroll down on the pic ^^^^^looks like a frikkin weird gillie suit!