if you're willing to spring for a 125... you should just get a 180 or a 220. The difference between the two price-wise is worth it and they are all 6 ft. wide. the extra is in the width and it'll be well worth it for the jardini. if you want a really really good deal, ask steve at lovely pets about buying the 220 gal. tank with the chip on the outside.VVateverzYo;827408; said:
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yeah the difference is about the same but do you think my living room floor could handle it lolz i was thinking of buying a 125 until i can figuire out what i can do to the basement for a bigger tank
anyone here need a mag 7 pump..need to sell it cheap also need to sell a 3 ft leuisctic texas rat snake 150 for everything, red footed tortoise 125 everything, and a brooks kingsnake...
I always forget about this thread.
What's new with all the fellow MFKers??? Any good local deals???
What's new with all the fellow MFKers??? Any good local deals???
Hi Guys,We are from Boston.We keep twenty or so tanks.We like nasty south American fish for the most part.We have over 20 years experience with African Cichlids and have bred most of the interesting kinds.If you need some help with Africans let us know.We have switched over to south America about two years ago and we are loving it.We are in the process of looking for a big big tank and we are in Boston so let us know if you know a deal,Jessica and Angie
We keep peacock bass,red terrors,jack dempseys,red texas,firemouths,royal knifefish,lima cats,TSN,RTC,and pruno cats.We have red bay snook,bichars,pictus cats,gold severums,turqoise severums,red oscars,pikes,and five differant kinds of those toothy nasty nasty guys.
Nice collection hotfishgirls...have you posted pics?
I live on the North Shore and work in Boston. It's such a great city to live/work in...if you can afford it.
The majority of what I keep is listed in my sig. I'm hoping to get another tank for some peacocks myself...Temensis probably.
I live on the North Shore and work in Boston. It's such a great city to live/work in...if you can afford it.
The majority of what I keep is listed in my sig. I'm hoping to get another tank for some peacocks myself...Temensis probably.
We have posted pictures here and there.Yes this city is expensive.Our rent is high but we don't pay any water bill(twenty tanks) so i'm sure we are saving there.Hey we should have a mass MFK meet day at the newengland aquarium or somewheres.
Yeah, that would be cool. I actually work right across the street from the aquarium...in the Legal Seafoods building.hotfishgirls;968729; said:
I always thought that was kind of funny...the fact that you go into the aquarium and see all of these beautiful fish and then you can walk to the edge of central warf and eat just about everything you looked at.
