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View Poll Results: Your Spouse/Significant-Other/Parent says "No more fish tanks." What do you do?!
The law has been lain. Nothing I can do. 12 11.54%
Beg and plead, until I can have another. 17 16.35%
Who cares! I defiantly bring one home anyways. 18 17.31%
Sneak another one in while they're not home. 21 20.19%
That will just never happen. 36 34.62%
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Old 11-13-2006, 05:32 PM
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Old 11-13-2006, 05:48 PM
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You forgot "Take down small one & upgrade to a bigger one, so tank numbers stay the same!"

Like, take down the 2 gallon nano & put in a 100 gallon reef

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I spend on my fish tanks the time and money other people spend at the bar.

Let the wife/girlfriend understand this.

If they take away your fish tanks they will run your life.
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I spend on my fish tanks the time and money other people spend at the bar.
Do you spend an equal amount on your significant other though? That seems to be the argument in my house. That's why I started installing things and adding corals while she's still at work.
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Old 11-14-2006, 03:37 AM
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Do you spend an equal amount on your significant other though?
Good point, I would spend money on her but she won't cooperate, I have one of those low-maintenance wives.

For me the limiting factor is time. I have a plant tank, a planted discus tank and a mixed reef. There are several other tanks sitting around empty that I don't have the energy to take care of.
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Good point, I would spend money on her but she won't cooperate, I have one of those low-maintenance wives.
pffff I know what you mean.. I hate when my husband tries to spend money on me...
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Not sure how well sneaking in a whole tank would work out, but I've managed to sneak some new equipment in from time to time.
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