what lengths do you go to?

[daniel364]

What extremes would and/or have gone to have more fish tanks. Has anyone moved house just to get more fish tanks? If you have i dont blame you thats what i want to do but im too young! Hve you ever sacrificed something you need for another fish tank?

 

[debaric]

good question,

well basically what I have sacrificed is a lot of money and extra time researching the hobby.

Im sure in the future when I buy a house I will make sure that it has plenty of space to fit a very large tank as a centerpiece of the room. Probably 125 gallons +

 

[rosita]

Most definitely MONEY. I'm a school teacher in NC, where the pay is pretty low. College debts, mortgage, truck payment, sundry other debts post-divorce. And I also have dog, cat, 3 horses. But I'm planning on my next tank, bigger that what I presently have, 75 or 90, I'm just not sure how much I can sacrifice without being financially screwed.

 

[daniel364]

I supose thats one advantage of living with your parents and being my age is that you have no other responsabiltys or money to pay anywhere else part from on your hobby. But still dont you think its worth it??

 

[bkw1982]

mostly money, but yes i am changin apartments cause i live on 2nd floor and they wont allow anything over 20 on the 2nd flr, so i will be movin downstairs soon.........i think tht counts. also i when i get a house im sure i will go over board.

 

[DaisyTattoo]

I have had the same pair of shoes for 3 years, and would LOVE to get some contacts, but everytime I have some money, I spend my whole saturday looking for a new tank at yard sales, pawn shops, flea markets....ect......I would love to have a bigger house, but that's mostly so I can move my pool table out of the garage and into the house. I still have enough room for 2 more pretty large tanks.