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re: Anyone here have a saltwater aquarium?
Posted on 3/19/24 at 12:56 pm to CBandits82
Posted on 3/19/24 at 12:56 pm to CBandits82
I have maintained a 100 gal saltwater tank for over 15 years now. I have a sump with rock rather than bio balls. Keep a spare pump on hand in the closet. Think ahead about extended power outages and having your aquarium running on generator power along with your fridge and freezer.
I had a bad run w keeping fish alive and currently I’m corals only. Having a lot of luck with leathers and frog spawn. Will likely start adding fish again later this year.
It can be an expensive hobby. Invest in RODI filters to save money. Fresh for topping off and salt for water changes. My LED light fixtures seem to need replacement every 4 years or so.
You ultimately have to decide what kind of aquatic life you want to have. The brighter the color fish and coral, generally the higher the cost of livestock.
I’ve had more luck w buying local. The Aqua Hut guys are quite knowledgeable and happy to help any hobbyist. Do them a solid and buy from them if/when you are seeking their advice.
I had a bad run w keeping fish alive and currently I’m corals only. Having a lot of luck with leathers and frog spawn. Will likely start adding fish again later this year.
It can be an expensive hobby. Invest in RODI filters to save money. Fresh for topping off and salt for water changes. My LED light fixtures seem to need replacement every 4 years or so.
You ultimately have to decide what kind of aquatic life you want to have. The brighter the color fish and coral, generally the higher the cost of livestock.
I’ve had more luck w buying local. The Aqua Hut guys are quite knowledgeable and happy to help any hobbyist. Do them a solid and buy from them if/when you are seeking their advice.
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