Possible and expense
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Possible and expense
Would it be possible to setup a 10 saltwater tank? If yes, how expense would it be. I'd love to have a little piece of the ocean in my home but I am super scared to set up a saltwater because of how pricey the fish seem to be
he bought her a dozen roses, eleven real ones, one fake one and said "I'll love you until the last rose dies."
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angelbaby
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Re: Possible and expense
Hi, angelbaby. It's certainly possible to do a ten gallon saltwater tank, but I wouldn't recommend it because it will be a lot more difficult in terms of maintenance due to the small volume of water, and I suspect you will be dissatisfied with it very quickly, given how little you'll be able to stock. You can probably consult your newspaper or local trader websites if any exist and find a much bigger used setup for a pretty good price. This will require more patience, but you may be more satisfied with the end result.
Opinions on this will vary, but that is mine for what it's worth.
Opinions on this will vary, but that is mine for what it's worth.
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Sigh Monk Owl
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Re: Possible and expense
A 10 gallon tank is possible, but I would try for a 20 or 29 myself, as those are more stable and a lot more satisfying to look at. I have a friend who has a 10G tank, and what he has is around 15 pounds of live rock, 1 shrimp, 1 small clown goby, and 1 clownfish, plus some snails. It's a very relaxing setup to watch, but no show stopper.
So it all depends on what livestock you want. Just remember, you have the tank, stand(maybe), light, filter, substrate, live rock, salt, food, meds, and a few other things.
So it all depends on what livestock you want. Just remember, you have the tank, stand(maybe), light, filter, substrate, live rock, salt, food, meds, and a few other things.
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TexasCory
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Re: Possible and expense
i agree bigger is better with salt water;more money but easier to maintain.
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lou zello
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Re: Possible and expense
Thank you for the advice! I think I might see if I can get a 20ish gallon over the summer.
he bought her a dozen roses, eleven real ones, one fake one and said "I'll love you until the last rose dies."
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