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acrylic51

Active Member
Honestly stop counting.....
it'll hurt less....When I sat down and figured out the total of my little endeavor :scared: Regardless is a great hobby!!!!!!
 

larryndana

Active Member
Counting does hurt....i was counting at first, couldn't do it.
But it is sure worth it. :thinking: yeah i'm sure

24aquapod....229.99
tank stand....69.99
25gal tropic marin salt....10.99
finding out you need two extra jobs, a loan, and sugarmomma(daddy) to support your hobby( i mean addiction )....PRICELESS.


prices from swf.com.
 

taznut

Active Member
Originally Posted by zanoshanox
HAHA....makes you wonder if one gallon of water is worth 100$ huh? lol it is worth it...I'm upgrading to a 65 mega flow too...and uprading from PC to mh lighting...
but taznut if i were you i woudl get one fo the hang on 14k MH models for your tank...they run about 250, theyr'e nice. Have you seen them?
no i havent seen those... thats a really good price... i want to upgrade just dont have the money (lost too much at the casio the other night, lol)... taznut@iastate.edu
 

newtankman

Member
Originally Posted by watson3
Get rid of the Engineer..You will regret having him..

I wanted to get rid of mine at first, but he is starting to grow on me now. They are fascinating creatures and the kids love him. :jumping:
With the engineer goby you will need to make sure that your lr is secure on the bottom of the tank or support the lr off of the bottom with something. I used pvc pipe.
They do get big, and mine is out growing my tank faster then I had hoped.
Well I guess I will need to get larger tank.
That’s too bad.
 

katiev

Member
I don't keep track of how much I spend on my tank. Don't want to know.
However, I did get the tank, stand, filter, heater, powerhead, lr, ls, some tests and some coral from my mom when she upgraded to a bigger tank -- so thanks to her, my wallet is considerably heavier. She also got me my Coralife 50/50 96w lighting as a "welcome to saltwater" present. So I got to spend most of the money on the fun stuff -- corals and fish. Other than that, I've upgraded the heater and powerhead, and now use the others for water changes (which I have to do religiously, since it's a 10 gallon). Really, the only expenses I have now are upkeep, since I have all the equipment, corals, and fish. Finally.
 
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