Help please
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On the plus side, you could set up a simple marine tank, say 10 gallons, for it. You don't need much more than you'd need for a freshwater tank; HOB filter, heater, lid, substrate (crushed coral sand), couple pieces of live rock.
The key will be water, you need salt, hydrometer, etc and most important, the knowledge of basic marine chemistry.
The key will be water, you need salt, hydrometer, etc and most important, the knowledge of basic marine chemistry.
are there other fish that can go with it and wont be eating if i wind up getting it i will most likely be in a 20 gallon tank if that helps any
