Burger's Tanks
 

here are recent shots of my tanks

120 reef with kessil tuna blues
http://i960.photobucket.com/albums/a...thchannels.jpg

i thought this was cool looking
http://i960.photobucket.com/albums/a...obosinheat.jpg

coffee table turtle tank
http://i960.photobucket.com/albums/a...turtletank.jpg
the turtles close up. Getting big, going to have to design a bigger coffee table soon.
http://i960.photobucket.com/albums/a...earsliders.jpg
5.5 gal nano
http://i960.photobucket.com/albums/a.../55galnano.jpg

and lastly, fancy goldfish ( which are wayyy harder to keep than reef )
http://i960.photobucket.com/albums/a...algoldfish.jpg

man that turtle table is an awesome idea

yeah, had this table for about 20 years. I put 3 baby red ear sliders in about 3 years ago. They were only about 3 inches then, now they're about 8 ". Might have to get a bigger table soon.

Nice Martin Logans and tube amp!

aha, fellow audiophile. Don't miss a thing eh?

Same here :| I don't know why but most of the goldfishes would always die in my tank while others would live till it gets old enough to die :S

I know, most of my goldfish have died off. Only have a couple left. If these go, I'm switching this tank back to Africans. They never die, except from getting beat up by one another.

Haha yah. My room mate got cichlids and they only wish they got venomous fins like lion fish :P And the fun begins when one pair lay eggs and notice there are some other "fishes" in the tank :P

I used to have Africans in the early 90's. Best looking freshwater fish around. Tanganyikans and Malawis in the same tank. Tons of babies. Pretty cool though, as most of them are mouth brooders.

Yah. Probably the most affordable colorful freshwater fish, other being discus which is pretty expensive (for freshwater ofcourse :P).