But, you don't have to allow him to move in the entire ocean.Where I live, you can only have a 1 gallon aquarium. 

One of the people living there told me they filled up a 5 gallon bucket of water at the neighbor’s house every day so they could flush the toilet at the end of the day…pretty disgusting was right.  

Early on I did not allow pets and my tenant had a 100 gallon fish tank with fish.  

Or, I understand that an aquarium is good for your anxiety, but an 80 gallon tank is not acceptable, because it could fall through the floor.  

Plus, gas is 60 cents per gallon cheaper in Oregon :-)

And that this includes any "visiting" pets - and get them to sign it.It will discourage them sneaking in the additional pets to avoid the fees.You might want to waive the aquarium fees up to a certain number of gallons.  

She gets upset and tells me she will have to do the cleaning next week when she is off . " No , your lease is up today , You will have to wait the legal 45 days for your deposit , AND i see you painted some walls , someones crayon art work is all over the door , all the screens are missing , the grass wasnt cut , you wont be getting the full deposit back "   She then tells me that she will get most of it back , 2 gallons of paint is $50 , cutting the grass is 30 . and the screens arent her problem .

They won't include your well-being in that decision.Why do people spend so much more per gallon for Chevron gas?  

It's very affordable buy it in 5 gallon buckets.

Dip the tank when the tenant moves in , measure the inches in the tank , you can find a chart online that converts the inches to gallons .