my 3 fresh tanks

Well it started with a freind GIVING me my current 56 gallon custom acrylic (lucky me) that sat for almost 2 years.

My step son decided that he wanted a beta, ok got a 1 gallon hex that very soon turned to a 5 gal. So then the boss (wife) broke out her 29 gal that has been in the box for longer than ive known her and we graduated to 6 bleeding heart tetra's and 3 dalmation mollys, which btw are the coolest fish we have had yet. we could pet them and they would play with your finger, they were just neet. Well we had some water problems and they ended up in the big tank in the sky. R.I.P

At about the same time i decided i was not waiting any longer to build my tank, she saw some albino oscars at the lfs, i believe they are actually called pink tail chiclids same as a tiger oscar only white, and well now i have three tanks and still no reef. DAMMIT! Oh well she's happy and into it and thats what will make it nice.

Well theres my story just incase anyone cares and now hears some pics, the one thing everyone alwys likes

 

ok! whats a drilled tank. Sorry for the ignorance

 

there are Mission its on the other thread

http://www.3reef.com/forums/freshwater-aquariums/65-gallon-albino-african-chiclid-tank-70532.html

he has a sump on this system

Steve

 

yes. Sorry i knew that just a little tired. it has an overflow in back right corner 2 holes drilled in the bottom, one is the return out the top.

 

lol ya the only 2 in the 56 are live, the ones in the 29 r fake.planning on adding a few more and some to my 29 with some dalmation mollys. its kinda funny, after the first day the plants where in there one of the oscars thought he was a clown swimming back and forward though the tall plant. i found it funny

 

nice

 

well here it is, number 4. 90 gal and my super helper.

This is my new home for the oscars. Now i need to save a ton of money to turn my 56 into a reef tank.