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- Thread starter RedDevilDon2005
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Onion01;2234259; said:
i think i would rather bury myself in the tank
how bout an entire tank of ghost shrimp, lolThere is so much that you can do with freshwater. If you want the challenge of salt (and a backhand from rallysman
) then go for it.
Wait, I remember your pix in the intro thread. I retract the backhand statement
But, you were drinking a girl's beer, so maybe.........
ah, just do what you want LOL.
) then go for it.Wait, I remember your pix in the intro thread. I retract the backhand statement
But, you were drinking a girl's beer, so maybe.........
ah, just do what you want LOL.
Salt water is a big step. Ive thought about it myself and some day I wanna try it. Its much more money than fresh water, and more work, plus more knowledge and care is needed. Small mistakes could cost you big.
If I were to try salt, I would start small. Maybe a 20-30 gal and get some experience before I would think about going big.
If I were to try salt, I would start small. Maybe a 20-30 gal and get some experience before I would think about going big.
RedDevilDon2005;2234376; said:
Yea, that one!!
Come to my house and I'll introduce you to real beer hahahah.
I won't talk too much trash though. You look too much like Jeff Saturday for me to talk too much smack LOL
For real though, you're too big to drink that crap
Onion01;2234705; said:
I was thinking like a 4 oz can! Jeff Saturday......lol. This is what it came down to for me when I went back from salt to fresh. Personality. I just wasn't happy with the fish in my 135 salt, no matter what I put in it, or how attractive they were. So I came back to fresh, american cichlids specifically, and am so glad I did. So much interaction. However, I didn't have my 220 at the time, so I might have thought about it longer if I could have housed some of the bigger guys. I didn't enjoy water changes though. I like the simplicity of fresh.