Sometimes you don't get what you pay for

[isu_guy]

Found an auction for a 55 US gallon on ebay. Pick up only out of Minnieapolis MN. I bid and won. After I paid with paypal I get an email asking if it was ok that it wasn't really a 55, he was mistaken, in reality it is a 70-75 gallon (external dimensions in inches 48,18,20). I told him that it would work out just fine.

I AM SO PUMPED

 

[ioNightShade]

HECK YEAH!! I wish that would happen to me. LFS "accidentally" ship me a 300 gallon instead of a 46.



JT

 

[619 Fish GOD]

Yeah thats heapined to me but with fish.......

 

[Erik]

It looks like Santa Claus came early

 

[Nuttygal! :0)]

What stock are you gonna add to it/

 

[isu_guy]

Nuttygal-

It will definitely house my BGK (black ghost knife). He/she is still pretty small and in my 20 gallon. I just posted in the new world cichlid section asking for advice/guidance. I am checking to see how well the bgk would fair with some of the less aggressive new world cichlids.

I'm also trying to contimplate when to set it up. This spring will be my last semester at college. I am currently trying to find an apt in the city that I will be working in. The company that hired me is going to pay for movers, so thats nice. I'm trying to figure out if it is worth it to get it all set up and then move it all... If it weren't for the paid movers I'd definitely wait, but it's tempting me.

I'll probably just start building the caves and other structures and wait until I get moved into my new place (whereever that may be).

any suggestions on what I should stock with?