How Many Tanks Do You Have And How Many Do You Want?

[Mako Man111]

I currently have scaled down to 2, my 105 and a 20 gallon. I wana get down to just the 105. I've just been extremely busy lately. How many do you have and how many do you want to have?

 

[@ombomb]

I have 2, currently looking at another small tank for FW nano.

Obviously the first answer will vary from person to person, but I think the second answer will generally be... just one more.

 

[smmetz]

55, 29, 20 plus a 10 gallon hospital.

I would like to get a 30 and try my luck at a planted tank

I would also eventually like to get a 6 foot tank. My pleco is up to 7 inches, so maybe by next year he'll outgrow my 55. Oh darn, I'll just have to get a 6 ft tank then

 

[Josiah]

An empty 125g(collecting money) 1 55g 1 29g 3 10g's
Yeah water change day take's a whole day.

EDIT:I would like to make 2 of the 10g's a 20-30g and start a 46g saltwater tank.

 

[tnhowery]

1-29 G and 1-90G would like alot more but being on a second floor apartment limits the weight but i would love to change the 29G to a SW tank soon.

 

[sic0198]

Right now 2. But I want another.

 

[Tolak]

For what I have running check my sig, water changes take about 4 hours, general tank maintenance is 2 to 4 hours weekly.

I like what I have already, just need to reseal one larger tank & intall dividers for breeding pairs. Mine is more a case of upgrading & tweaking to get things done in a more efficient & economical manner. Everything except the 65 & 72 are in the fishroom, all filters are air powered by one larger pump as I just converted over from a bunch of power filters. Less electricity to run one air pump, less power cords, and filter maintenence is less than half the time of power filters.

This coming years upgrades have a small gas heater for that room in them, as well as piping in water from across the basement & ditching multiple hoses. Gas heat is cheaper than electric, hoses are an eyesore.

 

[Wonderboy]

Freshwater Aquariums:
One 2.5 gallon, four 10 gallons, one 18 gallon, one 20 gallon, one 29 gallon, one 75 gallon, one 80 gallon, and one 180 gallon.

Saltwater Aquariums:
One 110 gallon.

The End.

For the future: I want to tone it down a few notches.

~ Wonderboy!

EDIT:
And since you asked how many "tanks" - here's for the "others":

One 4 gallon (Texas night snake), one 10 gallon (rainbow boa), one 20 gallon (ball python), one 40 gallon (nile monitor), another 40 gallon (Columbian boa), and, finally, two 80 gallon (apx.) cages (sugar gliders).

The End.

 

[joeyoii]

i hav these;

2 two feet tanks,
12 two gallon for 12 bettas
4 twenty gallon.

and they are living happily after.

 

[crazie.eddie]

Basically, all my tanks now, including empty ones are...
125 gallon (community with discus and angels)
40 gallon breeder (Empty - to be used for L-046 adult breeding colony)
38 gallon (water aging/storage tank)
29 gallon (planted shrimp tank)
20 gallon long (L-046 zebra pleco juveniles with shrimps)
20 gallon (breeding pair of discus)
10 gallon (empty - QT tank)
5.5 gallon (junk plants)
2.5 gallon (empty)

What I really want is 200-300 gallon SW reef tank.

 

[cane76]

im down to only 2 tanks a 80g and a 120g
i recently closed down a 30g and a 20g
in the end i will just have my 120g and my 335g and thats me happy

 

[wei0204]

i have a 16G, a 7G, a glass pot and a clay pot.

This is enough for me... My priority and attention is at the 16G tank and the rest are just for me to stock the extra fishes.

 

[dwarfgourami]

I have a 63 gallon, a 19 gallon, a 15 gallon, a 6 gallon and a 5 gallon (or just under). All freshwater. The one thing I would like to change is the 6 gallon, which is a hex- would like a rectangular 10 gallon to replace that one. Well, really, I suppose I would like a fishroom with some more tanks so I could breed more, but it isn't really realistic either in terms of space or of time.

 

[highfire]

Most of you do have alot of tanks!
I have had my 60 litre for a couple of years now, and am currently cycling a new 260 litre, with a view to shutting down the 60 litre and using it as a quaratine tank.
I am just over 2 weeks into my cycle now, and am getting impatient to move my fish!
I wouldn't want another tank, since lack of space and time would not permit it unfortunately.

 

[SamUK]

i have 5 tanks and to be honest if i could id only have 1.

trouble is i need seperate tanks for the fish i want orelse id have my 6ft with an oscar, severum, some tetras, rainbows and gouramis.


but obviously that wouldnt really work lol.