Thinking about quitting…

GaryE said:

I would store rather than sell.

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JuiceBox52 said:

Living my dream! I used to ride a lot, and teach riding lessons

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BleuTheBetta said:

Yeah.

I basically have to quit keeping tanks. Only tank and fish I’m keeping is my 5 gallon (Bleu).
Explanation: I’m a semi-pro horsewoman. This summer and all winter months coming are going to be very very busy. The only tank I'll be able to keep and maintain is Bleu’s, since he’s the only thing that I want to keep right now that needs my attention. And he’s a betta, I can’t let him go that easily.
I think I’m going to scrap my 2.5, sell that tank or my ten gallon (most likely my 2.5) and gravel, those rocks, the AquaClear HOB 20, etc.
Not an easy decision at all. But Bleu has my heart, he’s staying until he dies LOL.
Oh, and, I’m going to Wyoming for a month on internship, and I can’t have my family look after 2 tanks.
I’ll definitely still be active on here, this is one of my favorite pass times tbh.
Sorry for the paragraphs haha.

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10 Tanks said:

Hello Bleu. Wyoming is a nice state. A little bit windy for me though. I'm just south of Cheyenne, here in northern Colorado. You know, the worst thing about this hobby is small tanks. They kill more fish because there's not enough water in them to make up for a mistake in tank management. Larger tanks are so much easier and really don't take much more work. Have fun in Wyoming and check out Laramie and Cheyenne if you get the chance.

10 Tanks (Now 11)

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Ellie Potts said:

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It's a difficult hobby to keep up consistently forever. Interest, time, and money fluctuate over the years, so try not to be too heartbroken. Taking tanks apart doesn't mean you won't ever put them back together

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