New kid on the block, with brackish tank. =]

[ithinkdragonsrule]

Hello! New to the forums (obviously), and I guess I'm sort of a newbie to fishkeeping. Call me Katie. Kept a tank for almost a year now--did all of my research. Converting it to brackish, as I find some of the fish for brackish to be quite unique. Have three adult mollies and four molly fry, and a small dragon goby. I know, small tank for the goby, but I'm planning on getting a 40 gal. soon and setting it up for my lovely dragon.

That's me, and my tank.

 

[GoldfishNewbie]

welcome to AA I just got into this hobby and am way too scared to try brackish/saltwater or anything else... heck I'm still to scared to start plants haha but welcome anyways

 

[RooRoo]

Hi Katie! Welcome to the forums! I am new here too. I don't even have a tank yet, joined up so I could get info to help make decisions. I've thought about brackish too,(after I googled it to see what it meant) but decided to start out freshwater and see how that goes. I'm new enough to the hobby that I had to google dragon goby to see what it was, and wow! I'll be honest, creeped me out just a little Hope you find all the help you need here!

 

[ithinkdragonsrule]

Thank you GoldfishNewbie and RooRoo. Ha, I love my dragon goby; I like creepy things like that. And, I would start out freshwater too; easiest to take care of, without worry of salt or anything. Just want a better environment for my mollies and goby.

 

[cmor1701d]

 

[DragonFish71]

Welcome to AA.

I have an 80g BW tank myself and love it.

1-dragongoby: Ryuu
12-bumblebee gobys
4-indian glass fish (non-painted)
3-half beaks
8-mollies

 

[melosu58]

Welcome aboard. We are glad you found us here at AA.

 

[JustOneMore20]

Welcome to AA!!

 

[ithinkdragonsrule]

Cool tank, love the fish in it. Would love to get an 80+ gal. tank, but of course, parents. -.-

Thank you to all. ^^

 

[Safloore]

I just started a brackish my self in my unused 29g. It is housing 2 figure 8 puffers, whom I hope don't try and rip each other apart, because when you put anything else in there with them they don't stand much of a chance of survival.