Cirrus
Arowana blogger
Here is an interesting article on that constant battle (for me at least) of finding the right balance of aquarium keeping in life:
http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co....utm_term=Its_me_or_the_fish!&utm_content=html
I am now down to two home tanks - a 300 and 90, with a back up 55 gallon for quarantine when needed. 24 hour water change systems are definitely the way to go, as are low maintenance species (i.e no live foods). I find breeding and raising fish a fun thing to do once every few years, but then quickly realize how much work it is, and then lose interest again.
I think a big challenge with our hobby is to find the right level of engagement for any given stage in life.
http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co....utm_term=Its_me_or_the_fish!&utm_content=html
I am now down to two home tanks - a 300 and 90, with a back up 55 gallon for quarantine when needed. 24 hour water change systems are definitely the way to go, as are low maintenance species (i.e no live foods). I find breeding and raising fish a fun thing to do once every few years, but then quickly realize how much work it is, and then lose interest again.
I think a big challenge with our hobby is to find the right level of engagement for any given stage in life.
