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  1. Wed, 25th Jul 2007, 01:19 PM #1
    sharkbait29
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    Default New to the hobby

    I'm new to the hobby and am looking for a nice starter size aquarium. I already have a couple fish and corals in mind that I would like to eventually get, and I know the bigger the better (as far as maintaing a steady salinity). So if anyone has any aquariums for sell or knows of someone that has some for sell, let me know!

    Thank you,
    Sarah
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  2. Wed, 25th Jul 2007, 03:49 PM #2
    RayAllen
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    Can you be more specific on size? Do you want something around 50g's? you will find that majority on here will tell you to start big because of the ease down the road.
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  3. Wed, 25th Jul 2007, 05:11 PM #3
    semperfimarine1
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    2 posts....

    WELCOME TO MAAST!!!!
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  4. Wed, 25th Jul 2007, 09:02 PM #4
    BioCube14
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    i would go with a biocube bang for the buck its the best.
    Going to change my screenname to ReefCube soon!
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  5. Fri, 27th Jul 2007, 12:13 AM #5
    sharkbait29
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    Id prefer a 100+ gal
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  6. Fri, 27th Jul 2007, 03:19 PM #6
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    check the for sale thread...!00g+stand+canopy for 250
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  7. Fri, 27th Jul 2007, 05:54 PM #7
    captexas
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    Yeah, keep an eye on the For Sale forum here. You have to be quick though for the really good deals as some people seem to live online! lol I also check Sunday's Express News every so often as there are tanks for sale cheap sometimes in the pet section.
    -Chris
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  8. Fri, 27th Jul 2007, 10:35 PM #8
    matt
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    Default RE: New to the hobby

    I have a student who has a 180 I think he wants to sell, tank only. Send me a PM if you want his contact info.
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