what would you do differently

[dolphinman213]

if you could change any one thing about your current set-up, what would that be?

 

[SNAKEMANVET]

larger.

 

[Nerd1717]

larger.

Agreed.

 

[OneReef]

bigger

 

[ducklabdad]

Larger, drilled tank and let Dave at Kermits do the plumbing for me.

 

[MrRyanT]

Get a drilled tank, and I'm about to switch to one

 

[jabo]

Have a larger tank with a "fish room" and the tank mounted in the wall...

I plan to do this next year!!

 

[Rendos]

Smaller tank...less maintenance.

 

[Nerd1717]

Smaller tank...less maintenance.

Way to go against the grain! And that is a good point........

 

[MrRyanT]

Smaller tank...less maintenance.

LOL, you wouldn't!

 

[Mako Shark II]

Smaller tank...less maintenance.

He's only saying that, because he has 43 tanks!

+1 for BIGGER! Next one is 200 minimum. Maybe 300. (Economies of scale demand, you have to have the same stuff anyways, just bigger "goesinta".)

 

[MarineFlake]

smaller tank...less maintenance.

+1

 

[mempho reefer]

Bigger Tank. Like this one.

 

[mempho reefer]

Then have Richard and Anthony plumb it.

 

[mempho reefer]

Oh.....I'm already doing that!!!!

Stay tuned. :bounce2:More pix to come.

 

[tank41]

Definately a better skimmer.

 

[turtleman9100]

Big tanks take lots of money to do right and maintain. I sold my two 300 gallons and moved down to a 150 tall. I like this setup as well as all the equipment. If I had to change something, it would be all of my livestock, including live rock. I am very busy during the holiday seasons but as soon as I can get time, I am going to remove everything from the tank, clean it and start over with liverock then live stock.

 

[SNAKEMANVET]

My 12 and 24 gallon nanos are more work than my 120,they say larger is easier.The 240 will start going up in march.

 

[wolfblade]

have no budget and start all over but mine is not running all the way just yet to but still no budget