dahly

From newbies to experienced hobbyists, from time to time the thought of a new, larger tank crosses our minds. Whether we want to try new varieties of fish or just want more of them, the thought of a larger tank is always "bubbling" in our heads. Here's a chance to cast a vote and express you tank desires. Share your thoughts, as we are all interested!

Dino

Tanks with a larger volume of water are more stable and less likely to crash.

Dino

dahly

I would love to have a 125 gallon tank to house various types of cichlids. I love their colors and personalities. A 125 gallon tank would allow me to have a wide range of types and sizes without the worry of overt aggression. Hiding places would be plentiful as would be territories for the less amenable. Just where would I put it is the question!

chickadee

Jessie_Lynn

Same for me. I would lov to have a 55 gallon but there is no space in my house so I guess I have to stay with my 10 gallon tank.

Butterfly

Eventually would love to have a 250 G. My Clown Loaches and my Plecos will need a larger tank and that would be perfect. Also as Dino said larger tanks are more stable and the more stable the water parameters are the happier they will be.
Carol

dano569

i have a 55,a 20,and a10.i am gonna buy another 55in the next couple of weeks.i would love to have at least a 125.it will be a while before i get anything like that though.

Jason

I'm trying to get one over 40 gal

dahly

The GCAS has on it's Trading post, a 150 gallon tank and stand for $450. Oh, just the thought of it absolutely thrills me! But where would I put a 6' long tank that weighs in at least 1250 pounds with just water in it? Dino said it starts with a 20' by 50' concrete pad...........

Butterfly

And you know Santa(Dino) is always right
Carol

Isabella

I probably could make the space for some 100 gallon tank in my home right now, but I honestly would NOT have the time for it (plus my 30 and 10 gallon tanks). Besides, if I set it up now, it would be difficult to move it - and I am still in college and live with my parents, but would like to move out once I am done with my education. That's why it's not a good time right now for me to set up a huge tank.

But of course, I'd love to have the biggest tank I could get! I'd like at least a 75g. And I am resolved to get one like this once I have my own house, so that I'll be sure there won't be any moving out anytime soon. And, lol, I'd have to make sure the floor is strong enough to hold so many gallons of water!

The reasons for which I'd love a huge tank are obvious: more space and freedom for my fishies, ability to have more fish (and I like so many of them!), the infinite possibilities of aquascaping (I love to decorate a tank), and a beautiful view in my house - a little piece of nature at my own place, which is such a pleasure to look at!

KittieKat

i own many tanks of various sizes.. so i just voted for 75+ cuz i'd like to have a matching 125g.... i love the one i have, so to have 2 is just twice the fun... it would be REALLY awesome to have a 500g tho!!!

MissMTS

When I move into a bigger house I would like a 250 gallon tank where I could mimic a complete biotype with all sorts of fish. Of course I may never have room for a tank this big but I can always wish !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

King_Snuggles

150 and have it be a saltwater reef. but chances are my next will be a 55 ish freashwater.

tkfury

I was really looking into a 110-190g tank for awhile - plenty of room for a nice aquascape and beable to host all the community fish I want but its just not realistic. I think a 75g would be perfect given I have the space for it. Nice size with plenty of room for a pair of angels, a school or two of some barbs and of course some catfish but without getting too far into the rather expensive equipment zone, at lest I'd like to think anyways. Anything larger than that and I think I'll just have too much on my hands - far to many stocking options for my tiny little mind to comprehend.

MagpieTear

I've had a 55 for a long time and now find myself pining for a 125, just have to get some bills under control first.

Angela_96

Well, since we just set up a 55g I have to say we would be wanting a 125+g tank next... We love oscars and to have a proper oscar tank you need the room for them. However we do live in a doublewide and it would not support a tank that large so we have to stick with the 100g and smaller...

≈ D ≈

Oh something in the region of 500 gallons would be nice (working on that ) as a saltwater reef tank. Parameters would be more stable, would be able to keep more fish and the pleasure would be priceless

0morrokh

As big as possible.
Course I gotta find a bit of $$ first.

COBettaCouple

75+.. I'd like two 120g tanks. One for a SW tank and the other for Oscars.

Tayful

I want a 125 gallon, even if I don't have space in my room for it. I'm not sure why that size either, but of course, when it comes to fish tanks the bigger the better. However, 125 just appeals to me.

Narcicius

I want a 55g because they're not big enough to be hard to take care of and getting past 30g really opens up fish possibilities so you can have some really nice fish. I want one so bad.

fishrule101

I want a 75 cause you can really have almost every fish. Its big but more stable in parameters. But a 55 is more likly to happen.

Alessa

Id love a 100+ to be able to have a HUGE school of hatchetfish and neons... and ghost catfishes...

too bad I dont have the room, or the money

FishFolk

100-150 is my current dream. But in practical, near range goals, I want a 40 breeder for my plecos.

Butters

whatever would be big enough to hold one silver arowana, maybe like a 500 gallon or something of that size. Those are my dream fish, they look so freakin awsome!

rifter098

i really want a 200gal. peacock set-up...but realistically a 75gal. mbuna would be very nice

TFA101

public aquarium tank!!!! My OWN PET KILLER WHALE!!!!!!

fins

Hm... tank size i most want would be a 500 gallon...now to quit dreamin' I'd have to say if i did wanna go any bigger it would be to a 125 gallon...

platy ben

I already have a 65G and i already have a 38G so i voted for a 20G, why you may ask?, i need a tank to keep my convict fry in because im moving them out when they are a month old (in 3 weeks)