Your Dream Aquarium?

Kase · 06-23-03, 04:13 PM

What is your "Dream Aquarium"?... Mine would be a 200 gal long with silica sand substrate, a wall of lava rock, some daffodil brichardi, a colony of yellow head blue flash and some nice ventralis

marisa · 06-23-03, 04:30 PM

My dream aquarium is one without algae.

LOL

Marisa

red bootz · 06-23-03, 04:47 PM

big enough for a group of five Asian Arowanas-Scleropeges formosus (reds, golds, blues. I'll take 'em all), a few hi fin suckers and a little plastic air pump powered diver for decoration! Hey we can dream!

Zoe · 06-23-03, 04:51 PM

Mine is one filled with a snake

XxRachxX · 06-23-03, 04:53 PM

mine would be a huuuuge sexy marine tank

with all live coral etc...with sexy piccasso triggerfish......because you need sexy fish to go with a sexy tank^_^ they are by far my fave fishies.......
sexy seems to be my sexy word of the day......

but if i wanted to be totally unrealistic....then i would go for one exactly the same as the one at the sea life centre over here.... it has one of those walk through tunnels, and the fish are so beautiful^_^ they even have turtles! its only been running a few months apparently....so alot of the fish were quite small..... it was so beautiful! im going again soon .... must..... take ....... camera!!
yeah.....

Shane Tesser · 06-24-03, 04:05 AM

Id like one big enough to get into and swim around in.....kinda like this guy did!!! http://www.mr4000.com/

marisa · 06-24-03, 09:19 AM

OMG! that guy is nuts. Holy cow. What I want to know is why is he not naked like Duece Bigalow when he cleans aquariums????

LOL

Marisa

homebrewed · 06-24-03, 10:41 AM

to many possibilities

1100gal
1 blue based RTG, 5 Wide bar datnoids, 4 leopoldi rays (1.3), 2 fly river turtle, lots of endilacheri bichirs, other assorted bichirs, 4 feng fei's, and a few guppies

thats just today, tomorrow i'd probably have a completely different setup

corr · 06-24-03, 10:44 AM

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Originally posted by homebrewed
thats just today, tomorrow i'd probably have a completely different setup

I haven't posted yet for that same reason... it keeps changing!

At one time it was a 180 with filled with Mbuna... it would still be nice.

Duncan · 06-25-03, 12:10 AM

Decisions, Decisions . . .
One that comes to mind is about a 220+ gal with about a dozen full size altum angels (you know, the ones over a foot tall) and a few hundred feeder cardinals for the angels. A huge submerged tree branch for cover and a school of assorted cory cats on the bottom (C. reynoldsi, C. barbatus, C. aneus "laser green" etc.) Aahhh to dream!
Duncan

Youkai · 06-25-03, 01:06 AM

For me...a 300 gallon tank or so...tons of driftwood and marsh plants, most coming out of the water. There'd be a school of archers, some orange chromides, and other brackish fish...

Bryce Masuk · 06-25-03, 01:09 AM

I am in the process of making a 180 for a bunch of fronts
It should be killer...

corr · 06-25-03, 06:16 AM

Sounds awesome Bryce!

Check this out...

:jawdrop:

homebrewed · 06-25-03, 09:22 AM

thats a killer site. there are some really nice pics of that tank after the house is all finished. looks amazing

i'm not a huge fan of the fake rock work and coral, but it does hide the pipe work extremely well

SerpentLust · 06-25-03, 09:29 AM

Hehe I'm no good with sizes, but mine would probably be built into the wall with coral and tropical fish in it...especially clown fish! And and and it has to be self cleaning, that would be sweet.

Jenn