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  • Anyone keep a saltwater fish tank?

    I started up my first saltwater fish tank about nine months ago and so far so good. I have a couple of percula clowns (nemo) a yellow tailed damsel, some hermit crabs, and a coral banded shrimp. I also have four different anenomes in there and just added some corals for the first time today.

    One of the clowns is "attacking" an anenome by biting it and chewing it's tentacles. Research has led to the idea that she's doing this because she's about to lay her eggs....biting the anenome causes it to collapse in. Then she'll lay her eggs around it. When the anenome opens again, the eggs will be covered and protected. Cool stuff!

    Just wondering if anyone else keeps a tank. I'll throw up some pictures later. If you have one, how about posting some pics?
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    it's too expensive and too much like hard work.
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    • #3
      I'm a 54-gal freshwater tank keeper myself. A bit less work than saltwater perhaps, but still a lot of dagum work.
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      • #4
        Originally posted by shobet View Post
        it's too expensive and too much like hard work.

        I thought the same thing...but it really hasn't been that much more work than a freshwater tank. Mostly just making sure the salt levels remain constant a few times a week.

        The cost thing however....
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        • #5
          Originally posted by shobet View Post
          it's too expensive and too much like hard work.
          +1 and less money for gear

          I had a friend that went through every hobby under the sun, and this was one of them. He doesn't do it any more.

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