Passing up tanks.

i just passed up a free 150G tank today i have no more room to store fish stuff. i need to buy a warehouse and live in it so i could have all the tanks i wanted.
 
Several deals on smaller tanks, then resold, can give you bucks for the big buy...
 
I wouldn't pass up a great deal...especially like a 100 gallon for $50...even if it was just to fix it up and sell it for a bit more.
I passed up a 150 gallon for $150 a few months ago. I really want one for a discus tank,but considering I am already storing a 180,we have absolutely no room right now.
Good deals are few and far between where I live.I check Craigslist all the time.I know I could have turned and sold this for a profit.

I wish I had not seen this thread.Thinking about it makes me want to :swear:
 
bought my first 135 for only $100 and when i needed more room i got rid of it and found a 250 for $200.... i have a 20 tall in dry storage and a 5gal hex and betta wall tank that are up and running but if i do more than three tanks with water at once the girlfriend will have a heart attack
 
bought my first 135 for only $100 and when i needed more room i got rid of it and found a 250 for $200.... i have a 20 tall in dry storage and a 5gal hex and betta wall tank that are up and running but if i do more than three tanks with water at once the girlfriend will have a heart attack

Just beware the arguments as braking dishes on the wall is one thing, standing if front of a huge aquarium during an argument is another lOL.
 
i just passed up a free 150G tank today i have no more room to store fish stuff. i need to buy a warehouse and live in it so i could have all the tanks i wanted.

Move out here east of the Colorado and buy foreclosed property. I just bought a foreclosure property four months ago 3 acre lot up against the Black Mountains recreation area with power/water flat ready to build just off the main highway for near nothing. A place to park my RV when things get bad LOL, but I was thinking of one of those steel warehouse kits.
 
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