Which Size tank do I need
Heating
Heating is pretty simple. If you have a central filter, you can heat that with a "fireplug" type heater, or several large heaters. If you do not have a central filter you can either heat the room, or heat each tank with its own heater. From a cost point of view, heating each tank will always be cheaper (less waste), if your house heat is electric, or if you use a stand alown electric heater. No one knows the exact economics if you can heat the room with gas or oil.
Electrics
You may want to install a ground fault interupt plug in your fish wall. (GFIs are discussed in more detail in the Electric FAQ.)
Most circuits can carry at least 15 amps of power. A small fish room will not require more than this, so you should not worry about blowing breakers from pulling to much power. Of course you can always blow a breaker by shorting.
Flooring
Your fish room floor should be covered with something, especially if you are using a carpeted spare bedroom. Plywood can be used to help distribute the weight of the tanks, while water proof plastic can be used to minimize water damage from spills. A combination is probably best.
ummm lets say 4m by 6m
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