For a nice stretch I was really active on this site, learning and sharing knowledge and really enjoying the hobby from a freshwater standpoint. As money got tight over the summer I ended up selling my delhezi and palmas to a friend and was continually downstocking. Around August the money came back and my gf had really wanted me to get a bigger saltwater tank. Well eventually the blahblahblahblah got to me and I caved in, sold my 75 fresh and picked up a really nice deal on a 46 bow salt. Long story short, I miss my freshwater fish now that we're a couple months down the road. The good thing is the guy I sold my polypterus and angelfish too is a knowledgable hobbiest and they're all happy and healthy and I get lots of photo updates on them.
Now to the point of this rant, If you really like your freshwater fish and are considering switching to salt, really really think about what you're doing. Saltwater has its ups but all the same really try to decide what you will prefer. I'm selling my live rock protein skimmer inverts and livestock from the 46 and bringing it back to freshwater and will most likely become active on this site again. Sorry for the big vent but just really want to make people think about their freshwater tanks, which in my opinion now that i've seen it from both sides, are just as beautiful if not more beautiful than salt.
Now to the point of this rant, If you really like your freshwater fish and are considering switching to salt, really really think about what you're doing. Saltwater has its ups but all the same really try to decide what you will prefer. I'm selling my live rock protein skimmer inverts and livestock from the 46 and bringing it back to freshwater and will most likely become active on this site again. Sorry for the big vent but just really want to make people think about their freshwater tanks, which in my opinion now that i've seen it from both sides, are just as beautiful if not more beautiful than salt.
