I really have a problem

You're not crazy, you've just been bit with the reef bug! I have the same problem of keep buying more and more corals even though I have NO room for them! haha

 

Yup its a true addiction. One of the most expensive out there except maybe heroin and racing.
Please take it slow though. I also do both freshwater and reef and they are both VERY time consuming. If you don't keep up with it you will get very frustrated as things will go bad. There is a lot to learn in both hobbies, although very similar they are also different.
I just hate to see people get too excited and go too fast. Tanks crash, things die and they quit the hobby(s). This happens very often. As you are doing use us as a resource. Most of us have freshwater experience as well including myself with over 20+ years.
Have fun and remember your water changes.

 

+1 
I know the addiction. I have a reef and a fish only a freshwater tank  plus a couple tanks setup on my kitchen counter I use as experiments and now working on setting up a sump in the basement and getting my other tanks setup down there.
But I do a little at a time especially when it comes to the diplay tanks so I disrupt the chemistry in them.  If you add to much at once especially on new tanks you may end up crashing it and having allot of die off from ammonia spikes.  As was said earlier take it slow with reefs and be patient and you should have allot less headaches.

 

As JB said it is easy to get caught up in it. i think it is safe to say we all do. 1 thing to consider is water and how much you will be using on a constant basis between top offs and water changes. And dont forget food and addiditves

 

Dude.....welcome to the club

 

Personally I don't spend any time or money on my small fish bowl system and I don't have any problems NOT
Be forwarned if u dont have extra time and money then this hobby is not for you and it can be very frustrating
Good luck and welcome to my nightmare LOL

 

when you dont have room to fit anymore.

 

I remember these days. Start with a 10 gallon then to a 30 and now have 2 - 55 gallon tanks in the process of being sold so my 125 gallon I got a few weeks ago can see water and the reef 55 be moved over to the 125 gallon which is as big as I am allowed to go unless we build a new house and have the tank built into the wall at the time the house is built which I am already looking into lol. I welcome you to the club and the nightmare of maintaining a billion tanks. Every day on my salt tank I have to add 3 gallons of RO until I get the new tank setup with the ATO. Invest in an ATO if you have room. They save some heads with daily maintenance.

 

LOL too funny.  Yes, I have 3 - 125 gallons.  Why? Well, because that's the maximum size tank that fits in my minivan!  I'm glad I don't have access to a semi.

 

well.  I do have access to a 24 ft flat bed  one with a crane and the other with a forklift. And iam really good with poking things through upper story windows with the crane if the need ever arises

 

wait you didnt get a reefready tank?

 

Ya, Now I have to talk him into bringing it in to get drilled.