loconorc;1165205; said:
I applaud you for your enthusiasm, its refreshing to see someone young as you, so dedicated, doing the reading, research and already have a good knowledge base and most important, a "dream".
My dream tank. Criticism? Suggestions? Am I crazy? :)
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I applaud you for your enthusiasm, its refreshing to see someone young as you, so dedicated, doing the reading, research and already have a good knowledge base and most important, a "dream".
Sorry a little late...
Aww thanks dude! I HAVE A DREAM lol! Since something like this is so iffy and EXPENSIVE though, I think Id be satisfied with a 100 gallon or so reef tank
Which Id do anyway so I could have experience before attempting something like what I described here.
Although... Something more reasonable I would like to attempt in the *far* future would be a stingray and arowana indoor pond with possibly a matamata and some large cichlids...
Aww thanks dude! I HAVE A DREAM lol! Since something like this is so iffy and EXPENSIVE though, I think Id be satisfied with a 100 gallon or so reef tank
Which Id do anyway so I could have experience before attempting something like what I described here. Although... Something more reasonable I would like to attempt in the *far* future would be a stingray and arowana indoor pond with possibly a matamata and some large cichlids...
loconorc;1151202; said:
Well, planning ahead is a good thing, you will need to do some research other than this site though, just the corals will require that as many are not compatible with other corals. Try a FOWLR tank first, and hold off on the more difficult ones until you have some experience. Forget mantis shrimp in a tank containing fish, it is (in general) as bad idea, either the shrimp will kill fish or it will be eaten.
The lionfish would be a good way to start on it's own with some mixed live rock and possibly some sessile inverts.
