Do you own a 17 gallon (64 litre) up to a 29 gallon (110 litre) tank?

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Ill see if i can work myself up to it.;)
 
I do have a 29-gallon tank, but it's used as a holding/quarantine tank. Nothing special. :/
 
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I love the tank. I think one thing that bothers me about the competition on tanks is that there really aren't guidelines to follow so we each make up our own, Lately the more foliage the better - I don't mind that if the fish you have need it but if some need open space for most of your fish to swim and don't have that then I wouldn't vote for them - to me it's about both beauty and how appropriate it is for the type of fish they have - if you don't know their needs then you can look at low, middle and high swimming sections, or space for foliage hiders, space for cave dwellers and space for open swimming even if it isn't as "busy" as your might personally prefer to look at. Kind of divide it up into a grid in your head and see what each grid brings to the game. Plus, be aware that the vast majority of us are probably "not there yet" with our tanks - and may never get there - I'm always messing with something and my assistant is even better - she has a great sense of design and is just learning about fish.

So question - if sometime in the future my assistant designed one of my tanks that month can I let her submit under her name even though it's technically my tank?

I may submit something this month but assuming I'm left alive after April and the flu is under control (I wish I was kidding, HIN1 just about killed me, same with the Hong Kong flu when I was a child - I'm not lucky with getting "mild" flu symptoms) she should be back to helping me with my tanks. About the only thing she's not comfortable messing with is moving fish between tanks and repairing filter problems and for some reason she just HATES it when one of the big fish has a temper tantrum and tries to jump ship.

April is going to be a tough month for this country. I'm in Kansas and we still have a low number of sick and only about 10 have died - but it will likely hit us in a couple of weeks. Essential businesses only are open and children are going to school through virtual learning and their school laptops. My therapist and doctors appointments that don't require extensive examination are done by phone teleconferencing. I send in my own vital signs. My thermometer broke and I don't need a $100 forehead or ear thermometer but everywhere is sold out of simple oral thermometers or you have go into the store (drug stores are essential but too many people are there for me to go in - so I'll do without.
 
I love the tank. I think one thing that bothers me about the competition on tanks is that there really aren't guidelines to follow so we each make up our own, Lately the more foliage the better - I don't mind that if the fish you have need it but if some need open space for most of your fish to swim and don't have that then I wouldn't vote for them - to me it's about both beauty and how appropriate it is for the type of fish they have - if you don't know their needs then you can look at low, middle and high swimming sections, or space for foliage hiders, space for cave dwellers and space for open swimming even if it isn't as "busy" as your might personally prefer to look at. Kind of divide it up into a grid in your head and see what each grid brings to the game. Plus, be aware that the vast majority of us are probably "not there yet" with our tanks - and may never get there - I'm always messing with something and my assistant is even better - she has a great sense of design and is just learning about fish.

So question - if sometime in the future my assistant designed one of my tanks that month can I let her submit under her name even though it's technically my tank?

I may submit something this month but assuming I'm left alive after April and the flu is under control (I wish I was kidding, HIN1 just about killed me, same with the Hong Kong flu when I was a child - I'm not lucky with getting "mild" flu symptoms) she should be back to helping me with my tanks. About the only thing she's not comfortable messing with is moving fish between tanks and repairing filter problems and for some reason she just HATES it when one of the big fish has a temper tantrum and tries to jump ship.

April is going to be a tough month for this country. I'm in Kansas and we still have a low number of sick and only about 10 have died - but it will likely hit us in a couple of weeks. Essential businesses only are open and children are going to school through virtual learning and their school laptops. My therapist and doctors appointments that don't require extensive examination are done by phone teleconferencing. I send in my own vital signs. My thermometer broke and I don't need a $100 forehead or ear thermometer but everywhere is sold out of simple oral thermometers or you have go into the store (drug stores are essential but too many people are there for me to go in - so I'll do without.
I would assume you could enter the one she designed. the rule was make sure it's in your household so if it is it should be fine :)
 
I love the tank. I think one thing that bothers me about the competition on tanks is that there really aren't guidelines to follow so we each make up our own, Lately the more foliage the better - I don't mind that if the fish you have need it but if some need open space for most of your fish to swim and don't have that then I wouldn't vote for them - to me it's about both beauty and how appropriate it is for the type of fish they have - if you don't know their needs then you can look at low, middle and high swimming sections, or space for foliage hiders, space for cave dwellers and space for open swimming even if it isn't as "busy" as your might personally prefer to look at. Kind of divide it up into a grid in your head and see what each grid brings to the game. Plus, be aware that the vast majority of us are probably "not there yet" with our tanks - and may never get there - I'm always messing with something and my assistant is even better - she has a great sense of design and is just learning about fish.

So question - if sometime in the future my assistant designed one of my tanks that month can I let her submit under her name even though it's technically my tank?

I may submit something this month but assuming I'm left alive after April and the flu is under control (I wish I was kidding, HIN1 just about killed me, same with the Hong Kong flu when I was a child - I'm not lucky with getting "mild" flu symptoms) she should be back to helping me with my tanks. About the only thing she's not comfortable messing with is moving fish between tanks and repairing filter problems and for some reason she just HATES it when one of the big fish has a temper tantrum and tries to jump ship.

April is going to be a tough month for this country. I'm in Kansas and we still have a low number of sick and only about 10 have died - but it will likely hit us in a couple of weeks. Essential businesses only are open and children are going to school through virtual learning and their school laptops. My therapist and doctors appointments that don't require extensive examination are done by phone teleconferencing. I send in my own vital signs. My thermometer broke and I don't need a $100 forehead or ear thermometer but everywhere is sold out of simple oral thermometers or you have go into the store (drug stores are essential but too many people are there for me to go in - so I'll do without.
The rule as stated in the contest thread is:
  • "The tank you enter must be in your household"
So YOU can enter the tank under your name in our contest.

It does not matter if your tank is planted or not planted or is not near your final goal. More entrants make the contest more interesting.

Each member has their own idea of what makes a nice tank. And each of us can cast their vote for the tank that appeals to them most..whatever their reasoning may be.

The contests are meant to be fun. We count on member participation to keep our contests going. The contests will continue to run as long as there is interest and participation from our members.
 
The entry period has started. Go to the entry thread to enter the contest.
Can you tell me if I entered properly? This is my first time entering...
 
yes your entry was posted properly
 
I will allow that size as it is above the 16 US gallon max size of last month totm contest. So feel free to enter.
 
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