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01/06/2008, 07:16 PM
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Guys I was thinking
I have a 225gl in wall african cichlid tank right.I was thinking about taking it down and set it up as a saltwater fish only tank.tell me guys what do you all think peace.by the way I'm working on my 65gl high reef set up::
 
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01/06/2008, 07:21 PM
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If I were you, I would stick to the 60 gallon for now and gain some more experience!
You do realize that to keep the 225 running, it would take 10x more $$ to start it up and such. I would get more experience under my belt before I took on something like that! Although, I wish I had a 225 gallon tank....WHAT A BEAST. Have fun whether you decide to do it or not. --Jim C. |
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01/06/2008, 07:21 PM
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Awesome idea! In wall is the way to go!!
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01/06/2008, 07:37 PM
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Go for It, you allready have a head start! Its In the wall. IMO I would do the marine in the 225 and put your cichlid in the 65 or even better find the nearest lake or canal and say peace.
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01/06/2008, 07:53 PM
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 no man I'm not going to do that.if I break it down ;I'm going to sell the fish before I start.they are really costly.here's a pic of one of them and once I sell them that well help me out with the cost on the set up 
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Freshwater is Great but Saltwater is the best; Top Dog Tanks.take your time spend some money and you will do great:peace. just do it ;you only live once but you can also live again Acts 2:38 |
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01/06/2008, 08:09 PM
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Hey that pic is 3 yrs old those fish should be double the size by now
, good luck on the build be sure to post some progress pics when you start. 
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01/06/2008, 09:53 PM
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no it's not 3yrs got to change the date on the camera.but I'm about to start on my 65gl high I'm going to post step by step peace
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Freshwater is Great but Saltwater is the best; Top Dog Tanks.take your time spend some money and you will do great:peace. just do it ;you only live once but you can also live again Acts 2:38 |
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01/07/2008, 08:04 AM
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I would go ahead with the plan. I have a reef and I also have a FOWLR. The FO takes only a very small fraction of the attention, time and effort that the reef takes and, while I never kept African Cichlids, I have and do keep freshwater aquariums, and I find that the FOWLR takes barely any more effort than a freshwater tank. In fact...it's just about no effort at all compared to a reef.
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