You're talking to a woman that wishes she could keep an otter and a loggerhead turtle so don't listen to me.
Help me make my mind
- Thread starter Catpicklesdog
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Hahaha.. sorry, 182G tank and your asking if your overstocked.. that is funny for me since you know my tank.
NO, you are not overstocked.. I say your well understocked for that size tank. That's just me though.
Ah I know, but I don't fancy doing daily water changes etc like you do!!!:grinyes: I do quite like the easiER life!
Okay, well I've decided to NOT go for the checkerboard. Reefscape made me think so I tried an experiment. Now some of you may laugh (I was whilst I was doing it) and it may sound silly but actually it gave me a good insight!!!
The equipment:
A 12 inch ruler, a piece of string and a scraper!
Procedure:
Dangle said ruler in the tank and see how much room it takes up!!!
Due to my rescaping of the rock work there isn't actually a lot of swimming space for that size of fish. So there you go. Experiment shows Checkerboard wrasse - too big!
tune in tomorrow to see if the sea turtle will fit:grinyes
j/k)
The equipment:
A 12 inch ruler, a piece of string and a scraper!
Procedure:
Dangle said ruler in the tank and see how much room it takes up!!!
Due to my rescaping of the rock work there isn't actually a lot of swimming space for that size of fish. So there you go. Experiment shows Checkerboard wrasse - too big!
tune in tomorrow to see if the sea turtle will fit:grinyes
j/k)
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That was my line of thinking until I thought of doing the extremely scientific experiment:screwy:.
I might invent plastic cut out full size fish, so people can see what they will look like in their tank, a kind of try before you buy!!!!
