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I think to get a saltwaer tank?
I have a saltwater tank because the fish are so exotic and others. I get paid today and I have no idea how, but at least $ 20. Now I have three dollars, and my birthday is July 28 and I still get money relatives.Anyway I heard that the tanks of sea water are difficult to take, and very expensive to maintain. I do not really need a big, I would go in our kitchen, or in our newsroom that is like a quarter premium. Maybe 10 gallons to 20 gallons is really all they need. My father left me all the fish I want, because when I get fish, and door out of my mind begging for a cat or a dog, lol. I want a fish 6 or 7. I was hoping to make a song Nemo. With all the fish of "Finding Nemo". But most likely start with 2 or 3. I do not know anything about saltwater tanks, and I do a lot of research on this topic. Can you give me some info on them, and tell me what you need to know?
To keep a fish tank that was in the dentist's office, it would take more than 100 gallons. (Movies, While entertaining, does not reflect the realities of keeping fish in salt water.) This does not mean you can not keep a little in a smaller tank, without embargo. Because the fish in tanks of salt water are more sensitive to environmental changes (including temperature water and water chemistry) and are more territorial (To be aggressive to fish in "your space") is the best to go with the most large tank you can afford. When I was a beginner, 30 gallon has been suggested that the lower for a beginner. Since Thinging You're already 20, I suggest you do 29 - has the same base area as 20 long, but it is higher. Even this size should have 3-5 Fish depending on species and size. A 29 costs about $ 50 and you must also obtain a filter ($ 35), heating (20-25 $), hydrometer (8-10 $), lights and the cover ($ 35), a mixture of salt ($ 15-25), and the coral or aragonite substrate ($ 25). And that does not include fish products, food or cleaning you need. As you can see, the part about it is expensive to fix! Prices are approximate, because there are variations where you live and what brands you choose. I go for the cheaper products are, or because you spend a little good for fish, and you want the elements that are reliable and durable. I would also recommend getting live rock to help filter and to "Cave" as hiding places for fish. The best way to start the fish are the clowns - they are quite strong, but costs about $ 18-25 each. They eat a variety of food, then a burst of navy base or base is better, and sometimes you can get is frozen ebruched Artemia, plankton, food Marina, Emerald or entry (which is necessary for plant material in their diet, food for at least one must have some sort of spirulina algae or algae). Gurgle (gramma was real) and Jacques (cleaner shrimp) work both in the size of a tank. Deb, the woman Room three bands that could be the only stay in this small of a tank, but girls tend to be aggressive and harass others people when you're tired of maintaining. Dory (blue hippo tang and Pacific) grows to a foot and Tad (Yellow Tang) about 8 inches, and they need more space in the swimming pool can provide. Gill is an idol of the Moors, and those recommended for amateurs, because they are so difficult to maintain. Inflate the balloon must be in a tank by itself. There are many other species that could support, however. My favorites are persobal and bone Bangaii Hawk sea bream, working in AA 29 gallons. Others such as Canary blennies, large mouth, clown gobies, angelfish dwarf and Pterois. You also add snails, hermit crabs (marine type), and perhaps a brittle star. This is too much for a gallon of 29 years, you have to make a small research to know what you like and you'll be better. Search the fish, and the maintenance of marine fish, would be a good place to start before reaching too deep to buy something. Learn what you need (and not) and planning ahead will save a lot of frustration (and silver) in the long term. I'll add some links where you can start your research, but none of them take the place of a good book. I recommend the New Marine Aquarium by Michael S. Paletta. Microcosm Ltd. ISBN 1-890087-52-1 consciousness aquarium or the sea by Robert M. Fenner. Microcosm Ltd. ISBN 1-890087-02-5. I spent about two years Research on what he wanted to keep before I set my first marine aquarium, although alreasy over 20 years of experience with fish freshwater, and I do not regret it. SaltwaterBeginners.htm http://www.fishlore.com/ http://www.peteducation.com/index.cfm?cls=16 http://www.wetwebmedia.com/