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Not yet, someday. When I have a place to put all the tanks I want. A building on my property needs to be demolished and rebuilt. That will house all of them, someday..
@techman81 If the appeal of the AIO is having all of the equipment tucked away nicely inside the tank, there is also the option of sourcing a tank in the size you like and making a simple matten filter with a small pump and heater behind it. That route would provide more flexibility in case you decide to repurpose the tank or decide having all the equipment in the tank is no longer important to you. Matten filters can also be safe for shrimp and nano fish as they don't rely on an overflow intake.
Glad I posted this because its generated some great discusion.
Having said that, as of this morning, I have no plans to get anymore "new" tanks for the foreseeable future. I just reluctantly agreed to take ownership of a work associate's 90 gallon fully set up tank . Its in a little rough shape do to lack of good maintenance but it has good potential and is packed full of varios varieties of healthy anubias. She wanted to give it to me for free but I told her I had to pay something. We agreed on a price that's still far below it's value.
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