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My wallet is feeling the hurt right now also. I won't be able to get everything set up for a month or so. I love this hobby very much and it is killing me to have all the stuff with no fish!!!!! I plan to get a 46 bow front for my bedroom someday. I will keep you guys posted on my progress.

I said the h@ll with it and exchanged my 46 bow front with a 155 gallon bow. The set up cost around 1400.00 but I think it will pay off in the long run. I will post pics as soon as I figure what kind of set up I want. Thanks

I would have to agree with Thomas712 on this one. I would say you have enough fish in the tank. But what ever you decide is up to you. Happy fishing!!!!! :)

This may sound like a stupid question but how in the world do they keep the fish safe when they send them via mail? I have never bought a fish off the internet before and I am very interested in doing so. It is much cheaper buying them off the internet then at my local pet store. It will save me...

All I can say is hang in there man!! I have been doing the freshwater setup for some time now and I got bored with it. I even tryed two piranhas to spice it up. At first the feeding was cool but, it became boring. I know you said you have a saltwater setup but have you thought about breeding...

The price I quoted was from a store in Columbus, Ohio named Aquarium Adventure. I thought it was a good deal because everyone told me that 72 gallon tanks are kinda costly.

I want to thank you guys for your help. I am going to exchange the 46 gallon for the 72 gallon this weekend. I look forward to learning the wonderful world of saltwater. By the way, is 130.00 bad for a 72 gallon bow front? Can I get it cheaper somewhere else? Thanks Chris.

I was wondering if I should exchange my 46 gallon that I just bought for a 72 gallon? I don't want to outgrow my tank if i stick with the 46 gallon. I love Tangs and I know they need their space, so maybe I should get a 72 gallon??? What do you think???