New Year’s wishes: Will you add a new tank in 2023?

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Will you add a new tank in 2023?

  • I plan to purchase a tank to add to my existing tank(s)

    Votes: 74 20.6%
  • I plan to purchase a tank to replace my tank

    Votes: 70 19.5%
  • I plan to add a tank only if I am given a tank or win one

    Votes: 57 15.9%
  • No thanks…er…no tank

    Votes: 111 30.9%
  • Other

    Votes: 47 13.1%

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New Year’s wishes: Will you add a new tank in 2023?

Whether it is upgrading your current tank or adding another tank, are you hoping to add a new tank in 2023? Maybe a frag tank, a quarantine/observation tank, a display tank, or even a freshwater or brackish tank – adding another aquarium may be in your plans for this year. Tell us if you are thinking about another tank and what it would look like? If not, tell us why not. Let’s discuss the possibilities of another tank in your future this year!

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I already have 13 of them...my other half just might explode if I add another.

But if I should win one...honey it was a once in a lifetime raffle ticket pull, I totally did not buy $200 worth of tickets, I swear! :winking-face-with-tongue: :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
 

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I hope to, we have been saving up for quite a while and are really close. We will be technically replacing a tank, not adding..... but I'm sure for at least a while both tanks will end up running side by side. I'm hoping to replace my 62g AIO tank with a 100g sump system.
 

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I really WANT a "normal" size tank as all I have is a 13.5g nano. My goal is to eventually get a nice DT of a minimum of 55g and use the nano as a QT. Money is a bit tight and the wife is waiting for a new kitchen so unless I win/am given something, It's not happening anytime soon, lol.
 
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I already have 13 of them...my other half just might explode if I add another.

But if I should win one...honey it was a once in a lifetime raffle ticket pull, I totally did not buy $200 worth of tickets, I swear! :winking-face-with-tongue: :beaming-face-with-smiling-eyes:
Sometimes it can be more than the number of tanks. IME there is a significant difference between a bunch of reef tanks, and a bunch of bare bottom breeding tanks.
 

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The wife and I are discussing another tank, a Seahorse tank. I can't imagine I will be satisfied with my build plans within the next year honestly.
We just received six dwarf seahorses from a friend. Not really sure what to do with them yet. So far I have them in a breeding tank and dragons breath and another microalgae with them. Reading up on today on how to take care of them.
 

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Sometimes it can be more than the number of tanks. IME there is a significant difference between a bunch of reef tanks, and a bunch of bare bottom breeding tanks.
In my case, I could probably get away with a quarantine tank and that's about it.

"You have enough tanks." :oops: :face-exhaling:
 

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New Year’s wishes: Will you add a new tank in 2023

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All of a sudden, I feel so INADEQUATE....

My 95 gallon, fist attempt at a "reef tank" suffered catastrophic failure when we moved. The surviving fish have gotten huge, so we're leaving that one to them.

Now that I've learned a few things, I'm going to start over with the 29 gallon (is it technically nano??) and go with the classic "add what you like, not just what you find/ get at a good deal"...

I started cycling it long enough ago that I can't remember how long it's been... So I guess it's ready to qualify as a new year's tank!!!
 

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I took my frag tank down and I'm contemplating taking another one down leaving me with 1. Certainly not planning on buying any coral this year or any equipment upgrades.I stocked up on enough things to last me the year probably. I purchased a huge cleanup crew to replenish there as well. With owning a small business my fun money has been getting spread thin. All of my Holiday gift money was spent on dosing,food,salt and filter media.
 
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