Just found my LFS has marine!

[concord]

Just founf out that my LFS has a new marine fish section!!!
Must fight temptation lol I gotta know how to look after a smallish marine tank I may be moving to a bigger bedroom . So I want a simple marine setup for beginners and not too priccey and a nice pretty easy to care for fish

 

[ogre929]

give in to the darkside

 

[Don4921]

way kool

 

[cichlidman1888]

Its well worth it, take your time because the outcome will be worth it!!

 

[wild caught]

the new marine aquarist or somethin like that........a good book for beginners.....its also a good book to make you quit keeping sw because it makes it seem alot harder than it is(not that it isnt hard, but a mortal could do it)

 

[Scuba Oz]

Good to know you have a local place to look around and get the bug *cough *cough I mean the feel for Salt! LOL

 

[concord]

sooooo tempting... I'll get a book 1t then try on the persuading part of it when I move to the bigger room in a few months.

 

[Miles]

IMO, Saltwater is not worth the time or effort. It's not hard like some people say it is, but the actual fish to me are much less satisfying.

The money you could spend on a 10g Reef set-up could easily be spent on a 55g themed tank that could prove to be much more satisfying..

 

[concord]

hmmmmmm *bangs head on wall* I'll learn then save up if my decision is definate. I wont spend that cash on a large tank because I really dont have the space and If I get my new room its up to me really. btw I'm sharing the room with my little bro so nothimg too big, something nice a good old challenge, problem is MTS has a firm hold on me now

 

[Nic]

as far as salt goes the larger the tank the better gives you a lil more room for error and dont skimp on lighting or filtration