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Exactly ! I do like my tropical fish, but they do get kinda boring.. every time I go to the pet store to buy dog food I ALWAYS look at the saltwater fish and wish I could bring them home! Though I do not like the tanks at the store, they seem to be all algae.. I want the bright and beautiful...

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yes for sure! not sure what we're going to do yet, but we will keep you posted with our decision!

Okay sounds good! and yeah, the cost of the tank isn't an issue, it's the fear of spending a TON of money and not doing it correctly and everything dying..which would NOT make me happy lol

Looking at the places we might put the tank in our condo, most likely a 120 gallon (454.2 L) tank is what we want. Would you say this is too large for a first time marine tank? We just don't want to buy everything for a smaller tank, then end up having to buy everything again for a much larger tank.

the current freshwater tank we have right now that we want to keep is around 230 L I think (it is 60 gallons) and we are pretty set on having corals as well in the tank not just fish!

I haven't finished reading this yet, but it is sounding like my red sea max 250 idea just got blown up lol

Great! I was just doing some research on the red sea max 250 system and I think it is a winner for now! That way we get to keep our existing tank, which we want to keep, and best of all there is ONE plug that goes from the red sea max 250 to the wall and the entire tank works. I think that is...

We have also been doing some research on 'All-Inclusive' saltwater aquarium kits as that seems easier than trying to figure out what to buy individually, but we're not sure if that is the best approach or not.

Oh wonderful! currently we have a Fluval freshwater aquarium with all fluval accessories. We have an external canister filter system that is screwed into the bottom of the tank. Do you know if this is a setup that can be converted to marine?

Hello there, We have been keeping freshwater tanks for quite a long time now. We have recently decided we would like to keep a marine tank but don't really know where to start. I have been trying to do some research on what the essential equipment needed to set one up is, however, I am finding...