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Well I bought the instant ocean reef crystals, sand, a hydrometer, and a test kit. :)

Well rehomed my fish yesterday and bought this RO system.Whirlpool WHER25 Reverse Osmosis System and WHER25 Water Filter System I wanted a different one that also had DI but my Plumber step dad didn't want to order one online because he wanted a well known brand -_- Anyway I hope this is a good...

Thanks :) I only wish I could rehome the current inhabitants quicker lol I can't get to the lfs till probably the 13th :( (going camping) and of course i found someone selling live rock close by -_- hopefully they'll still have some once I'm ready.

ok well thats good for the start. I probably shouldn't attempt clams for a whiles anyway. So do you guys think I should start trying to rehome the current inhabitants now or wait till i actually get the light and skimmer and stuff. And wow nice good luck with the 75

Well I bought that light yesterday :)

I have a bunch of stuff to ask you guys about. First lights. Is this one any good? http://www.marineandreef.com/30_inch_4_lamp_Coralife_Lunar_Aqualight_T5_Light_p/res08605.htm Ok now skimmers. which is better...

Thanks I'll look at their website :) so what kind of light would I need to be able to have zoas, soft corals, and maybe a clam? Also I read somewhere that the only filter you need is your liverock and a powerhead. Is this true? About the well water I know it works just fine for my freshwater...

Unfortunately there is only one lfs remotely close and I was in there a while ago and took a peak at their saltwater fish. I remember one not looking so hot. I might see if anyone there knows anything good but if not I'll just have to get the parents to drive me to fort worth. I know of a couple...

Well I currently have a 37 gallon tank and two 10 gallon tanks. Anyway what I would like to do is upgrade my 37 to a saltwater tank. Is this easily achievable? I'm only 16 so I don't have a lot of money to spend. But I would really like a tank with live rock, live sand, corals, inverts, and some...

Well I have three fish tanks (37, 10, 10) but they are all freshwater. I just started scuba diving and it has really made me want a saltwater tank. So here I am hopeing to learn :)