Hippocampus kuda
Reefing newb
I always wondered if saltwater ponds are possible. I mean, if freshwater ponds are possible, how 'bout seawater? And instead of freshwater plants, why not sea grass or robust corals that would survive extreme water changes? And instead of kois or catfish, why not marine fishes that would tolerate large amount of water changes? :-? Well there might be some problems with the idea when it comes to temperature change (especially when winter comes), water chemistry (rain pouring down unto the pond), and especially, choosing the right fishes and corals/plants that wouldn't die when bad things happen. But despite all of these, is it really possible to construct a saltwater pond in your backyard? I need answers, please! :D
(Sorry for any grammatical errors or mistakes that I have written :/ as you can see, I'm a Filipino__which means I come from the Philippines__and most of us here don't know how to speak or write english properly, or in some cases, don't know how to speak or write english at all. And I am 13 years old and I'm trying my best not to write down any grammatical errors). :P :D :)
(Sorry for any grammatical errors or mistakes that I have written :/ as you can see, I'm a Filipino__which means I come from the Philippines__and most of us here don't know how to speak or write english properly, or in some cases, don't know how to speak or write english at all. And I am 13 years old and I'm trying my best not to write down any grammatical errors). :P :D :)