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06-08-2009, 09:48 PM
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yeah...not fair. bad contractor...its gonna be tight. thank goodness there is only 2 of us living here, but i get told off alot when my daughter has to vacuum cause everything in the livingroom and most of the kitchen has fish stuff attached and she is afraid to unplug anything.
I will go fowler and i have decided against the bigger tank and all the ro for now. once i get this contractor into court and hopefully get the money out of him and upgrade to the 100 amps he was to do it too, i will reconsider. thanks every one for the advice. much appreciated. 
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06-08-2009, 10:16 PM
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Sorry to hear of your plight man. Stuff like that really sucks... hopefully you can get the work out of him!
Have you considered breaking down to less tanks? You do have an awful lot of tanks... and it's likely that when you get a saltwater setup going, you'll want to spend less time doing maintenance on your freshwater setups and spend more time gazing at your slice of ocean.
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06-18-2009, 07:25 PM
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Sorry for the late reply. yeah I would love to reduce tanks.....but they keep my mind off the court case and stuff and i love all my tanks as they r so varied. I have a lake malawi, a tanginykin, angel, puffer, demisoni, victorian cichlid , fry growout and 2 mixed tropical/angel. I did buy a biocube 14. i figure i can get away with a fowlr in it without too much draw. Soon i can add the fry to the main tanks and free up a bit of wallspace and outlets as well. I can manage that amount of water storage if I have to as well. I shall not be deterred ...lol
I am disabled and I find having no choice but to maintain the tanks and care for the fish motivate me to get up even when I am hurting because all those little faces r depending on me...lol
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