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General Aquaria Discussion • How Long Can You Go without Changing things in Your Tank?
Moderators: DJRansome, fmueller
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I think the fish would prefer to stay in one appropriate sized tank with the same decor... but as long as each set up we create is suitable for the fish we keep then I see no harm in tweeking things until we get them right.
The happier you make your fish the happier they will make you
Minimum requirements means minimum happiness for all
Minimum requirements means minimum happiness for all
- Toby_H
- Joined: Thu Apr 14, 2005 10:50 pm
- Location: Detroit, Mi
I voted six months ,but this isn't entirely accurate.... As I seem to like to tinker when the time allows...
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TheFishGuy - Joined: Wed Apr 20, 2005 9:27 pm
- Location: Orwell, Ohio
I've gone more than 6 months, but I don't think I've made a year yet. Last year I moved the mbuna from 38G to 125G. Last week I removed the Socolofi and bought Cynotilapia Blue Reef to replace them. And Calvus for the 38G.
Next year? Marine!!
Next year? Marine!!
125G Aulonocara, Malawi Haps, Vics (trial), S Polli
75G Demasoni, Labs, Cyno hara, Met estherae, S Multipunctata
75G Calvus, Caudopunctatus, Cyp Kerenge, S Petricola
33G Neo omnicaeruleus; 33G Flameback Kisumu; 33G P nyererei Igombe; 33G Hap ruby green
75G Demasoni, Labs, Cyno hara, Met estherae, S Multipunctata
75G Calvus, Caudopunctatus, Cyp Kerenge, S Petricola
33G Neo omnicaeruleus; 33G Flameback Kisumu; 33G P nyererei Igombe; 33G Hap ruby green
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DJRansome - Moderator
- Joined: Sat Oct 29, 2005 8:30 am
- Location: Boonton Township, NJ
I constantly change things around. I used to tell myself that I did it because I'm not the best aquascaper and it takes me several tries to get it "right". Only bad part was even when I got a tank looking really, really, good, it isn't long before I change things around again! There goes that theory.... 
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75g 2 rainbow cichlids, 3 giant danios, 1 rainbow shark, 1 rhino pleco, live plants too!
50g 1 red oscar
75g 2 rainbow cichlids, 3 giant danios, 1 rainbow shark, 1 rhino pleco, live plants too!
50g 1 red oscar
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heylady - Joined: Thu Oct 14, 2004 12:39 pm
- Location: Florida
dntx5b9 wrote:I usually don't tinker too much with the deco, but always changing the stocking list. Mostly adding new fish every so often. And then, I realize that I am way over stocked and need to remove fish from the tank. Unending cycle ...
How do you not?
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pilau - Joined: Sun Oct 14, 2007 1:21 am
- Location: Hilo, HI
Change the deco in my 6ft tank once every couple months for a change. My RD 'wet pet' wont let me change the deco in his tank. Change stocking lists every couple months except my 6ft which took me 6 months of fiddling with stocking list to get it right and afraid to touch in now haha 
- Lucifer
- Joined: Sun May 06, 2007 6:30 am
- Location: Queensland, Australia
I chose never, but i have moved my tanks about once a year lately, but i almost never rearrange rocks and decorations in the tank(s). I do waterchanges and make as few changes as possible. even when i move a tank i set it back up close to the way it was at the other location.
herb
herb
it doesn't take all kinds, we have just got them.
- herb
- Joined: Sun Mar 23, 2003 9:21 am
- Location: st louis, mo - usa
Once I set up a tank, it's moved everyday ( yeah sometimes hourly ) until I achieve whatever it is I've set out to do. Once everyone has staked a claim, I'm done. If I add or remove fish, I will re-arrange as needed, but otherwise, it remains as is until I have to tear it apart to catch the fry I've waited forever for. 
- Alleycat
- Joined: Fri Dec 01, 2006 10:49 pm
- Location: S.W. Ohio
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