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Hey, I'm new to the saltwater hobby, but I have had freshwater for a while. I want to start a 10 gallon saltwater, but I move to college next year. I know it will be work, but I want this more than anything. I have a 10 gallon with fluorescent lighting, a heater, a lid, and a thermometer. I...

About 4 times per year, I know that a lot but in both places there would be a salt tank for them. Instead of 2 clowns and an anemone, I think I'm going to do 1 clown and an emerald crab. Again thanks for this.

Ok, I have a quick question. I'm in college, but I will end up living in the dorms. I am able to have a 20-gallon tank, but I will have to move fish every once in a while dependent on the dorm I'm in? Do they travel well or what is a hardy species that does? Thanks for your time.

I'm new to this, why would clowns be a horrible stock and what would you suggest? Thanks

With a pair of clowns and a anemone, what, if any, other fish would you recommend? I want the anemone so I will save for those lights.

I'm interested in the blue damselfish and a pair of clowns. I may get an anemone for the clowns. I did hear that a beginner should not start with an anemone so I may just do the fish.

Either fish only or fish with live rock. I am able to do a 20-gallon long or tall ( I have both ) which is better? Thanks for the help!

Hello, I am planning to set up a 10 gallon for a saltwater, since that is all I will have when I go to college. I have eight freshwater tanks that are doing great. I have 2 fives, 2 40's, 2 55's, a 56, and a 29 gallon. What should I do to at least start planning my tank. I have been doing some...