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costs of buying/maintaining a tank
On Sun, 04 May 2003 18:53:53 GMT, "Christopher" wrote:
be paying. Please reply with your info, I'll post a detailed itemization later. My main tank is a 120 that I scored off a fellow that had to move. $500.00 ready to run. I added a wet dry and a PC light for about $200 more. I started a plant tank for my daughter to have a "community tank" in and had to spend $200 for the tank. I was given a decent ballast and a CO2 system from a friend that had gone to african's from planted tanks. I built the hood and spent about $160 for plants and fish. I spent another $150 on enough chemicals to make the PMDD for a small county of aquarists. I recently bought some high end test equipment from Hach and that was a lot. The key for me has been two things: 1. Purchase equipment that will last the rest of your life. I have some Ocean Clear canister filters that will still be going when I am not. 2. Associate with a group of people and share cast off equipment (give and take). Take the stick in the eye out to reply. |
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