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This isn’t my tank! … This isn’t my tank!
Saltwater systems can be pretty hard to
maintain properly. Start with a good tank
size, not under 80 gal (300 liters) for a
good water quality. The “heart” of the
saltwater tank are the live rocks! It’s
very important that you get a good quality!
Furthermore you need a good-working skimmer!
And don’t overstaff the tank with too many
fishes and corals! Make only small water changes of maximum 5% weekly. Use a good
salt and make sure that it’s compl. dissolved.
So how hard are … So how hard are those saltwaater aquaruims to maintain? i wanted one but i really dont think i could handle it. i have oscars so i have a bit of patience. any tips u can give me?
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This is a big saltwater tank with a pair of Emperor Angelfishes, Bluecheek Butterflyfishes, a group of Yellow Tangs, Green Chromis and Unicorn Fishes.
September 28th, 2008 at 9:24 am
wow very nice …
wow very nice aquarium
September 28th, 2008 at 9:24 am
This isn’t my tank! …
This isn’t my tank!
Saltwater systems can be pretty hard to
maintain properly. Start with a good tank
size, not under 80 gal (300 liters) for a
good water quality. The “heart” of the
saltwater tank are the live rocks! It’s
very important that you get a good quality!
Furthermore you need a good-working skimmer!
And don’t overstaff the tank with too many
fishes and corals! Make only small water changes of maximum 5% weekly. Use a good
salt and make sure that it’s compl. dissolved.
September 28th, 2008 at 9:24 am
So how hard are …
So how hard are those saltwaater aquaruims to maintain? i wanted one but i really dont think i could handle it. i have oscars so i have a bit of patience. any tips u can give me?