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Meadowlark the larger the body of water you put your fish in the more stable the system will be. This is true for ponds and aquariums. The larger the body of water the greater the amount of oxygen and its ability to absorb ammonia. Temperature fluctuations will be more gradual also in a larger system which is safer for the fish. That all said a smaller tank is cheaper and less money to maintain just like a pond.
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