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12-03-2008, 12:32 AM
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if this is all about the prices for 20-33 gallons contest, personally i wouldn't want a budget under 1000 dollars. like i'm working on my 29 gallon and i've already spent alot. i spent alot on good quality stuff,and isnt that what you want when you start a reef? basicaly what im saying is making a contest like that wouldn't be the best, because you would need a big budget if people made it a tank they want to keep for a long time
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12-03-2008, 01:42 AM
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Why instead of setting up a limit on budget, set a limit on other things such as:
Ammount of LR/LBS Ammount of Substrate/LBS Ammount of Inverts Ammount of Fish Ammount of Corals / Category ( SPS, etc.. ) Like others have said, the limit on the price is something that doesn't regulate properly due to a huge variation. If price "needs" to be taken into consideration, then a big enough buffer needs to be established to take into consideration in order for a decent tank to be created in a city where things are expensive. Why should a contest's motivation/bottleneck be people trying to find the cheapest possible second-hand hardware/livestock VS. being creative with the things that they could possibly achieve when creating a tank in a certain category? ________ medical marijuana Last edited by moldrik; 01-24-2011 at 02:05 PM.
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12-03-2008, 03:18 AM
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