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Liquidnice · 12-16-2007, 02:57 AM

My husband and I have finally decided to upgrade. We have a 75 reef in the living room and then a 25 tall rose and clown tank in our son's room. Anyways, instead of going it slowly, I figured, if we were going to upgrade, why not go for big. We have now just purchased our first 180 g acrylic. Unfortunately, we found that now, we have to buy a new TV that hangs on the wall, just to make room for the tank in the living room. The only true sad part about that is the extra thousand this is going to cost. OK, I was wondering if there was an easy way to get the sand and water in without mixing and draining and repouring the water back in? Does anyone have any suggestions for starting out? We have not even begun to fill this big tank. I had no idea it was this big. I appreciate any suggestions you guys might have.

12-16-2007, 02:57 AM	#104 (permalink)
Liquidnice Junior Member iTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 3	Following in your footsteps? My husband and I have finally decided to upgrade. We have a 75 reef in the living room and then a 25 tall rose and clown tank in our son's room. Anyways, instead of going it slowly, I figured, if we were going to upgrade, why not go for big. We have now just purchased our first 180 g acrylic. Unfortunately, we found that now, we have to buy a new TV that hangs on the wall, just to make room for the tank in the living room. The only true sad part about that is the extra thousand this is going to cost. OK, I was wondering if there was an easy way to get the sand and water in without mixing and draining and repouring the water back in? Does anyone have any suggestions for starting out? We have not even begun to fill this big tank. I had no idea it was this big. I appreciate any suggestions you guys might have.