Hey all,
So, I'm sitting here thinking to myself: self, why is it that saltwater tanks intimidate you so? Is it the fear of screwing something up horrendously? Is it the lack of knowledge?
Nope, it's because it never seems simple enough to try. It seems like there are way too many parameters and things for me to mess up. However, every time I look around, I think, "Wow, I really like the pretty saltwater fish."
This leads me to my question: is it possible to do a straight fish-only saltwater setup? In other words, keep things simple enough in that the only added complexity beyond a straight-up freshwater tank is measuring specific gravity? I would love to give the saltwater thing a try, and perchance move on to a FOWLR at some point in time, but would sort of like to baby-step into it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance to all who respond.
Luke
So, I'm sitting here thinking to myself: self, why is it that saltwater tanks intimidate you so? Is it the fear of screwing something up horrendously? Is it the lack of knowledge?
Nope, it's because it never seems simple enough to try. It seems like there are way too many parameters and things for me to mess up. However, every time I look around, I think, "Wow, I really like the pretty saltwater fish."
This leads me to my question: is it possible to do a straight fish-only saltwater setup? In other words, keep things simple enough in that the only added complexity beyond a straight-up freshwater tank is measuring specific gravity? I would love to give the saltwater thing a try, and perchance move on to a FOWLR at some point in time, but would sort of like to baby-step into it. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance to all who respond.
Luke