Not the response I expected...

[gobytron]

Originally Posted by marie

She is right you know....anything less then a 120 is a waste


Just don't assume it's going to be your tank

ouch...

way to alienate a majority of people on this board.

[naesco]

Gobytron, I think Marie was posting that if you have a choice between a 120 and a 90 go for the bigger tank.
There are limitations many reefers have including money, space, a marriage, and personal preference in choosing smaller tanks.
If none of the above area an issue, go for bigger.

[Seamazter]

Originally Posted by naesco

If none of the above area an issue, go for bigger.

In that case, if you should decided to go larger, consider a custom built tank.
This way you have all the features you want, and you dont waste money and time in the future upgrading your tank.

Alot of the larger more pretty marine fish are avid swimmers, they require a lot of room to browse and swim.
Many fish become stressed due to the small area we provide for them.
A 6 foot tank would be your better choice.
The 6 foot 120 gallons can be bought at the larger stores in Calgary.
But if you want a really nice tank call up the marine only stores and ask for a quote of a custom tank build.

[marie]

Originally Posted by gobytron

ouch...

way to alienate a majority of people on this board.

[Coleus]

bigger is better in my opinion but then you will spend more money in filling the tank :-)