New Tank Joy

[moll]

My husband and I have been out to choose our new tank and he has agreed we can keep the 60l tank as a endler only tank

I saw some today and they were just so small and sweet, I was expecting them to be bigger.

So I just have to decide between a 200l a 240l or a 300l so off to tax my poor hurting head with some maths.

 

[kewskills]

300L, bigger the better

 

[moll]

300L, bigger the better

My bank balance and the space in the room might disagree, it needs to fit in a specific area so I'm limited.

 

[emmsy]

300L, bigger the better

My bank balance and the space in the room might disagree, it needs to fit in a specific area so I'm limited.

Work out what u want to keep then buy the size tank for the fish (Speaks the master of doing the total opposite)

Emma

 

[moll]

Work out what u want to keep then buy the size tank for the fish (Speaks the master of doing the total opposite)

Emma

Plattys and guppies and our pleco so all will be happy in any we don't plan any more than the endlers in old tank, its just we want a tank in the living room our little boy loves watching them and my argument is we might as well buy the biggest we can fit and afford because I'm not buying another.

 

[Helen G]

I would go for the biggest I could afford. You might buy a smaller one and then 6 months down the line you end up buying the bigger one anyway!

 

[kewskills]

300L, bigger the better

My bank balance and the space in the room might disagree, it needs to fit in a specific area so I'm limited.

build a bigger room

 

[Hawkins]

I have a 35L as a starting tank, but I want a bigger one, and a breeding one =\ I'm a noob though so I should get some experience before i chuck all the money into it.