Two tanks or one big one

[cr85r]

Here my dilemma I have a 75 gallon reef tank and a 65 gallon tank I bought that hasn't been set up yet but I do have everything. Now I just saw a 200 gallon and fell in love what would be better two 65 and 75 gallon tanks or one 200 gallon ?

[wilky9393]

I have two tanks set up, a 300 and a 155 reef. I enjoy having the two. One is fish only(nasty triggers/angels, eels) and the other softies.

[reefermad619]

I'm a fan of 1 big tank and 1 small tank. I'm planning a build for either a 150 (5'x2'x2') or a 180 (60"x30"x24"). And for the small one, a 37 gal cube. So I'd say do the 200 and keep the 55.

[aquavista99]

I vote for one large tank!

[phenom5]

Personally, I'd go for just the one. I've had multiple tanks in the past, never again (I shouldn't say never... ).

Too much work. But that's just me.

[agreeive?fish]

i vote for get the 200g and keep your other 2 as well you can never have to many tanks

[Gold Stripe]

Depends on what you want to keep. I have a 65H with a pair of GSMs and a LTA. I would like to have another pair of clowns and maybe some bangai. The GSMs would never allow the 2nd pair of clowns and would probably stress out the bangai so I set up a 20H that runs through the same sump and refugium. Now the GSMs/LTA are in the 65H SPS tank and the Percs/RBTA will go in the 20H LPS/Ric/Zoa tank.

[billdogg]

sounds to me like what you've got is a nice large tank, with display refugium (75) and ample sump(65).