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Ideal tank size
What is your ideal size for a tank
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Ideal tank size = Size of ideal spot in house
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My next tank would be a small cube. Ideal depends on what you want to keep.
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I'd like to do a 6'x6'x2' either in the centre of a room (visible from all sides) or as a room divider/in place of a wall... when I win the lotto of course
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4'x2'x18" high , 2foot depth is great and shorter than 2 foot high is easier to work on and 4 foot is as long as I can fit , if I had space for a 16 foot long tank id have one.
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If I wanted more corals than fish...smaller more cube-like dimensions. If I wanted lots of nice fish, tangs included, I would do a larger tank, 6+ feet in length.
My ideal or dream tank would be in the center of a room with bar seating all around it. 6'X4'X2' ... some day! But like steve said....realistically its more based on where you are putting it, and how much space is available. |
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The ideal tank is not too big, not too small. In fact, it's the one that's just right.
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Nieces .... Lost count of how many Disney movies I've watched over and over and over
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Now that I have room in my basement I would love to go with a 4' long by 3' wide and 18" deep
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8X3X3 for the fish with a nice live coral for the back drop, with a room in behind the tank.
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The ideal tank to me is the largest tank you can fit in the chosen location.....Plus 50 gallons.
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between 5-10 gallons
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If you like fish I think the ideal size is 180. Yes this happens to be what I have now, and if I had my way it would be bigger but :
I can keep most tangs (2-3) but I have my species pick besides the really huge ones. I don't have to be overly careful about other small fish. It's still a standard size tank so it wasn't too expensive to buy. I don't need a massive massive protein skimmer ect. If you don't care much for fish and more for coral. I'd say a cube tank is ideal. As much as I love cube tanks unless I get a 6x6 I wouldn't get one due to the fact I love my achilles tang. |
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16x2x2
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I thought it was 84 x 32 x 26 but now that i've filled that up...96 x 36 x 28 seems more appropriate. Peninsula of course.
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my wife already told me it's the one i have currently. thankfully i agree with her!
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A standard 120gal is a very versatile size. Easy to light, provide adequate flow, wide and long enough for creative aquascaping, not too heavy or long for moving, and plenty of options for stocking. In the first two years of being in this hobby I went through a 20gal, 48gal, 33gal, and 50gal before moving up to the 120gal which I have now had for 8 years. That being said... a 250gal 5'x3'x2' would be nice.
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That being said, now I think my dream is 120x30x30. Maybe a little shorter |
72"x36"x20"
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I would love to have a fish only peninsula around 120x36x30", but I couldn't fit that in my house. I have a 50-gallon reef right now 36x18x18", and that is the ideal size for this house. :)
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I'm putting in a 60.5x27.5x27.5 that I think I will like, but ideally I think I would like (next upgrade) 96x34x22.
The height is more due to laziness and the fact that it would still allow me to get to the bottom corners to scrub down the coralline (Bare bottom) |
Damn 27.5 high. I have a 22" high tank and wish I went with a 20 or 18" cause my armpits get wet in the 22" lol
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I've had an ideal tank for the last two years - an empty one :D
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Ideal tank size
Mine is roughly 31" by 31" by 31" high this is my next tank wife is not allowing me space on kitchen island but this is the ONE BABY! Then my sump area will be huge topping up and draining tank will be a switch of the button. It's right in front of my sink lol.
The lady of the house is winning now but very soon I will win the war :lol: |
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