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Marine aquarium startup, what fish are good to start with?
Q. I have successfully kept a tropical aquarium in the past and am considering starting a marine aquarium. Does anyone know of good websites to do research for beginners and also, what fish species are peaceful and hearty enough to start with. Any other tips on getting started would be great, what tank size, fish species, coral species, decorations, etc. How much does a new startup cost?
Asked by Betty - Sat Mar 27 14:49:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Depending on your tank size, there are a lot of great marine fish for beginners. Go to liveaquaria.com and click on the marine fish bar. There is a category there that shows you some wonderful fish for beginners. I personally love clown gobies, jawfish, chromis, and firefish. I also love eels for some strange reason, though they aren't beginner fish like the others.Bigger is better in the aquarium world, so a nice starting-size tank would be 50+ gallons. Oh, btw, plese stay away from damselfish, they nip everything and fight with each other all the time. good luck, HAVE FUN, and welcome to the marine fish universe! :) :) :)
Answered by Dog Crazy - Sat Mar 27 14:57:55 2010

What marine plug and play aquarium is the best?
Q. I am looking to set up a marine aquarium, which of these two plug and play aquariums is better for a reef setup.(live rock and corals). 1. Red Sea Max 34 Gallon 2. Aqua one's aqua reef 200 From UK suppliers only
Asked by L_H - Tue Nov 25 18:15:13 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The aqua one looks better. I had a red sea max tank and it was more trouble than its worth
Answered by Nic - Tue Nov 25 18:20:47 2008

Is keeping a marine aquarium difficult?
Q. I want to get a saltwater fish aquarium for my room. Is it difficult to take care of? And good/bad fish for beginners, essentials I would need to know?
Asked by MAtT - Tue May 13 00:53:31 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. If you aren't familiar with keeping fw fish, doing routine maintenance and such, then definitely don't just jump into saltwater. Go get yourself a 10g tank as set it up freshwater. give yourself a year of taking care of it on a weekly basis, and if you still feel like you want salt, then dive in. During this trial year, do as much research about saltwater fishkeeping as possible. You can never learn too much ahead of time. with saltwater the smaller the tank, the faster it can crash. be prepared to spend a little time each day checking on everything, testing water, topping off the water, and weekly water changes. You have to be 100% dedicated to the hobby. Mistakes can be very costly. You can't just say hey, I don't feel like cleaning my… [cont.]
Answered by dirttrackgirl_77 - Tue May 13 01:45:39 2008