Recent content by FerretCareGiver06

:D so excited!

I'm new to saltwater and a good person recommended me to you cause I wanted to get seahorses. They are the creatures that got me into the fish hobby to begin with. Any advice and suggestions you can give me?

Lol it is, I can see why. I'm getting my seaponies and I've found the perfect tank. Can't wait to get my tax returns lol MacDracor gave me a name for someone who has the same tank and seahorses, Def. an inspiration against the others that told me to stay away from my ponies! I'll be bugging you...

Yep, have been doing extensive research from magazines, books, articles, and now a friend referred me to here. I'm going to take time to see costs fro tanks, tank mates, food, and other accesseries. I just found another option for a tank, oceanic 29g biocube HQI aquarium system, I found it on...

Thank you very much, I know people say to stay away from them as a beginner but I believe that any saltwater aquarium are all the same difficulty for a beginner, so may as well go for what really got me into the hobby.

Thats where I found that deal. Would it be an idea to just use a 29 gallon biocube?

Craigslist has got nothing...wow, im actually surprised at that. Any suggestions to wear to look for certain accessaries, like best places to look for canopy's, stands, things like that

I read about branches and tonga being safe for them to anker too but I'll be sure to keep reading. I found this on amazon for $595....36 gallon reef ready cube, complete with real wood stand and canopy, filter, pump, skimmer and light. It seems like a deal to me but I haven't looked everywhere...

i believe corals would be harder for me to do then seahorses, and its more expensive. Back to the drawing board and see what kind of fish are out there and available

I have my old 55 still, would that be sufficient?

Even if I had two pairs?

Awww but the seaponies!! Darn, alright. Would it be best to buy a bio cube or build it up piece by piece?

I really do appreciate all the help, even if some questions are stupid, I read what can and listen to what others can advise me. It being my first saltwater and doin something as moderate as seahorses, I want to be on the safest side I can. Any tips and tricks you can tell me will be put to good...

I read an air pump is a necessity too....

I remember the lighting you said, 6 bulbs, three bright three blue, no more then 15,000 watts