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RockingCricket · 12-21-2005, 09:59 PM

For all the reasons Wayne clearly stated above, a QT can be nothing but highly recommended.

I personally will be setting one up before I make any more purchases. I would be gutted if I lost my blue faced angel due to anything a QT could've prevented - though it would be like me to have to learn the hard way.

As for size, either a 10 or 20 gallon. I'm sure a 20 would be better all around, apart from the extra space it'll occupy in my 2 bedroom apartment. My home has turned into enough of a jungle as it is, what with my aquarium that dominates the lounge, my wifes bearded dragon, a bengal and 2 other domestic cats.

12-21-2005, 09:59 PM	#12 (permalink)
RockingCricket Medium Fish Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Sunny Cali & Rainy England Posts: 443	For all the reasons Wayne clearly stated above, a QT can be nothing but highly recommended. I personally will be setting one up before I make any more purchases. I would be gutted if I lost my blue faced angel due to anything a QT could've prevented - though it would be like me to have to learn the hard way. As for size, either a 10 or 20 gallon. I'm sure a 20 would be better all around, apart from the extra space it'll occupy in my 2 bedroom apartment. My home has turned into enough of a jungle as it is, what with my aquarium that dominates the lounge, my wifes bearded dragon, a bengal and 2 other domestic cats. __________________ 90G Tall Fish Only SW (+10G Sump) - Bluefaced Angel, Bicoloured Angel, Maroon Clown, Yellow Tang, Cleaner Wrasse, Scooter Blenny. - Skarlet Skunk Cleaner Shrimp, Orange Spotted Purple Star, Green Brittle Star, Longspine Urchin, Bubbletip Anenome, Condy Anenome, Emerald Crab.