03-26-2003, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by reef_raf
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Originally Posted by teevee
if you're going bigger, why not go significantly bigger, like a 75 gal up top or something? if you're going to do the work, you may as well...
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A 75 requires more lights, more rock, more salt, more electricity, more more more.
I think going to a 50 is a nice step while keeping the equipment you have.
You can also stock the 50 for less than the 75. This way you can have a really nice reef without going broke. Bigger is not always better!! |
Good point Brad!
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