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elan
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hi everyone!!
Here is what i want to do.
I want a new replacement tank, but i dont think i want to go with the same size i have. I want a smaller tank. Biggest reason is the scratches i have in my current tank and that i only have two MH lamps which covers 6 feet. So i was thinking something 4 feet wide, and as deep as i can get one.
I would include everything i have in my current tank, and i am sure i will end up posting many more messages asking for advice on how to do so.....
I just wanted to know everyone’s opinion on this option....
as background info,
I currently have a 135 gallon tank. The tank is doing beautifully, healthy, and i couldn’t have been more pleased with the results. Only problem is i purchased the tank used, and there were scratches in the tank from the start, and the many i have added when introducing the live rock. (didnt know how important being careful was)
Well, thats the only part that isnt good. The small scratches accumulate algae growth very quickly and it takes a razor blade to take them out, and even then, with my neurotic personality, i seem to focus on those scratches every time i see the tank.
Here is my current tank.
Here is what i want to do.
I want a new replacement tank, but i dont think i want to go with the same size i have. I want a smaller tank. Biggest reason is the scratches i have in my current tank and that i only have two MH lamps which covers 6 feet. So i was thinking something 4 feet wide, and as deep as i can get one.
I would include everything i have in my current tank, and i am sure i will end up posting many more messages asking for advice on how to do so.....
I just wanted to know everyone’s opinion on this option....
as background info,
I currently have a 135 gallon tank. The tank is doing beautifully, healthy, and i couldn’t have been more pleased with the results. Only problem is i purchased the tank used, and there were scratches in the tank from the start, and the many i have added when introducing the live rock. (didnt know how important being careful was)
Well, thats the only part that isnt good. The small scratches accumulate algae growth very quickly and it takes a razor blade to take them out, and even then, with my neurotic personality, i seem to focus on those scratches every time i see the tank.
Here is my current tank.