Starting Over

Yellow tangs belong in a 4ft tank. 55g=4ft

Q.: I have a 4ft tank, can I get a tang.
A.: Yes, but choose only from the list of smaller tangs.
Q.: What are the smaller tangs?
A.: Tangs of the genus Ctenochaetus (the bristletooth tangs), the yellow tang, and the convict tang. All other tangs will require a 6ft tank or longer.

 

If you wash and reuse as long as it is washed in salt water then shouldn't be a problem.

 

then I've got that covered

 

seriously? I did not know that...

 

Ok let me take a picture to show you how big the space for my tank is... on second thought i found a space that my christmas tree is currently in. a 55 gallon could actually fit there

 

What r u doing for rock XD?

 

Wait so is XD my name now? XD as for rock I have a few pounds but like i said and showed its pretty ugly IMO XD but I might as well use what I got. Trying not to spend so damn much like I did on my biocube...

 

I hear ya on trying to save. That sort of thing can be added anyway as budget allows.

Yeah, that's your name haha. Well it prolly won't catch on, but I'll call you that !

 

Well im thinking if i get a warranty I'll throw out my POS biocube, sell the new one for like $250-$350, and start a new 55 gallon. only thing im worried about is if it'll be too heavy for the floor to handle. I have a TV, 2 couches, and giant fraken table with 6 chairs, and the biocube in the corner. :-/

 

well on craigslist i found a 75 gallon+stand and a few filters with rocks and lights (fluorescent unfortunately) for $225