Saltwater Fish Aquarium

Saltwater Fish Aquarium

Im going to start up a new saltwater aquarium... good beginner fish?

I have kept freshwater aquariums before... I currently have 2 blood parrots in a 46 gallon... and ive got another 40 gallon which iwould like to put some saltwater fish in...

ive heard saltwater fish can be harder to take care of than freshwater so i need to know some fish that are hardy and relatively easier to take care of.

thanks!

Saltwater tank requires lot more of your time than FW tank. I spend at least 4 to 6 hours a week on my marine tank while I spend less than 10 minutes a week on FW tank.

SW tanks also require much more investment to be successful or else it will be disappointment after disappointment.

Most hardiest fish in SW hobby are damsels. Damsles such as yellow tailed blues or blue are good beginner fishes and they can also be used for cycling the tank.

Clown fishes are also another favorite and easy fish to take care of.

There are some very aggressive damsel such as 3 or 4 srtipped or sergeant damsels that can create havoc among with other fishes.

-rds

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Saltwater fish aquariums can make a beautiful and interesting addition to any office or home, but saltwater fish are not easy species to take care of and there is a lot that any saltwater fish beginner needs to know before they purchase their first tank. There are many aspects to saltwater fish care, and there are also various levels of fish which you can keep, ranging from quite easy to look after to difficult. It all depends on your level of dedication and patience whether you are able to maintain the best fish care so that your fish thrive and survive in their environment.

If you are a beginner, then there are a few items that you will need before you purchase any fish. First of all you will need a tank and the size of this fish tank really depends on the species of fish that you are planning to keep. If you are not sure about the size of the tank which you need, then you should ask in your local pet store and the staff will be only too happy to help you out. As well as a tank, you will also need sand for the bottom, a heater, salt mix, a protein skimmer, a hydrometer and a pH kit so that you can monitor the pH levels in your tank to ensure optimum fish care.

You should start your new fish tank off by introducing brackish live bearing freshwater fish but you must make sure to remove these before adding more aggressive fish into the tank. You should always ensure that the tank is properly cycled before introducing any new fish into the environment. If you are only planning to keep fish in your aquarium, then fluorescent lighting will be sufficient, but if you are planning on upping your level of care to more difficult species of fish, invertebrates and live coral then you will need the proper lighting for this and you should check with your pet store to find out what type of lighting you will need.

To make sure that you give the best fish care, you should always read up on the species of fish that you are planning to keep before you get started. The more you know about fish, the better. This is because they are not easy fish to take care of and you need to know what you are doing because if you are not sure then this could cause your fish to become ill and even die if the proper care is not met.

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