Squatching_Fish

This was great info. I bought the 48” aquarium coop light before they’re gone 180$. Yikes but Corey videos swayed me to it. I’m a tall dude so 90 cleaning no issue but I could be happy with 75g for sure. Thanks everyone “Who farted” -George Washington

So I’m In the process of getting my tank I got my stand, I was going to get a 36 gallon bow front. But that Really limited the kinds of fish I want. Then I said hmm 55g tank sounds Big. That more than a barrel of oil, but heck I’ll take the leap. I can do it. (48L x 18x something height). Then I looked at the dimensions for a 90g tank same just little taller and inch wider. Not much more expensive and now I want that. 90 gallons x 8 gallons a pound = 720 pounds + 100 pounds gravel = 820 + cool fish = 825lbs for a 1000 lbs rated stand. I have never owned anything this big before. Biggest was like 30 gallons. My main question is. 1.Is upkeep going to be easier? Or harder 2. I will get adequate / overkill filtration. 3. It will open up a new world of fish I can keep, what are things that would be a nice show piece and I could build a community / multi species around. 4. What was y’alls experience with your first big ole tank. ”smells like fish in here” - Ghenghis Khan

I just got a new 55g tank (ordered an aquarium coop 48” light woot! 1befire they’re gone. My question being. I want to have multiple species in one tank that are simpatico. But I want so many. I want clown loaches and will rehome them donate when they get too big. I want schooling fish, I want a red tailed shark, I like angel fish. I’m looking for a setup where you get a little bit of each . (show fish) bottom guys, and schooling do yall have any combos that you would recommend. I’m excited to hear what yall suggest.

Yeah, without the SpongeBob that tank is looking legit. Drop a black background on that tank and you're golden. My personal option. Looks great nonetheless.