What room is your aquarium in?

That would be all 4 bedrooms.

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Living room! So everyone can see it!

 

Living room because I always can see it and half the time I sleep in the living room. I get to see it at night with the moon lights on. Another reason is the conversation factor when people come by and I get the oohs and aahs and get to talk about it. I really like when people say I want one and then you get to the cost and maintenance of a reef tank then all of a sudden they are not so hot to get one. I get a little smile from that. There is no half hearted nice reef tank, you have to be dedicated.

 

Bedroom because it is so relaxing I can fall asleep to it and lights are automated so there is no problem with me falling asleep in there. Although wish I would have had it in the living room, would have made for a nice centerpiece for the house.

 

Bedroom, Easier access for me and its relaxing to lay down and watch the tank.

 

Its a biocube so its in my room, its pretty quite atleast when the MH is off.

 

2 in living room - 1 reef and 1 freshwater (for now)

5 tanks in spare bedroom - all 18 x 15 x 12

Steve

 

Mine is in my living room and when we move I'm not sure where it will be. Looks like my 55 will be empty too. Oh the possibilites.

 

In the office. It works well there an can be seen from the living room. It's also a pleasure to look at when taking a break from work.

 

Built into a basement wall and honestly I can't imagine ever having it anywhere else ever again. I've spilled so much water all over my concrete floors it's unreal. Two weeks ago I was making water (that's right b!tches I get a cup of oxygen in one hand and a bowl of hydrogen in another and combine them myself) and I went to move the tube from the replacement bin back to the top-off bin and accidentally missed the bin, for the entire night. Luckily it all went down into the french drain/sump. That would have easily destroyed a living room floor. I think of it really as protection against myself. I also do not want to think about 200 gallons of salt water on any other floor should a catastrophic event occur.