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Yes, I have done some research but understand theres still a lot I need to look into. My plan is to get a good core of knowledge so I can get the tank up and running/cycling, this will be me an additional month to learn a bit more about the basics and caring of saltwater fish. One reason I was...

I decided to go the 29g route and restarted this thread, https://forums.saltwaterfish.com/t/387937/new-29g-build#post_3417495 Thanks.

I'm looking at getting into Saltwater fish and converting my 29g freshwater to salt water. I would be emptying the current tank and scrubbing well with Vinegar. 4-6" of sand, is the high dollar "live sand" worth the price? I know in freshwater I just used silica sand that was 1/20 the price...

Isn't a Lionfish a type of Scorpionfish? Also, it appears that the octopus would need way more space than a 75 gallon tank.

I think I would prefer simply a pair of clown fish. Unless I could go a pair of clownfish with a single Chromis. The other small fish to put with clownfish taht I have seen so far have not been appealing to me. What are the difference between the available clownfish?

A large single fish tank just seems more appealing to me. In a 29g could I do a pair of clowns and a pair of chromis?

I'm almost leaning towards emptying my 29 gallon and using that for a small tank. The stock list would be something a pair of black/white clownfish and a pair of orange/white clownfish. Or maybe a pair of clownfish with a pair of chromis. 29g would be too small for 3 pairs correct?

Well I have 2 tanks at my disposal but would be starting off with one. I'm debating those two options. A larger single fish tank or a smaller community tank with a chromis and maybe some clownfish?

From what I've read, the scenerio I discussed for the smaller tank would start off as a fish only tank, a group of 4-6 with plenty of sand and live rock. Would want to leave my options open to add coral or anemones 6-12 months down the road.

Hello, I'm currently a freshwater tank owner and I'm thinking about switching over to a saltwater tank on a 75 gallon tank or smaller. What I had in mind was a single fish tank in a 75 gallon. The #1 fish I had in mind at this point is the Dragon Wrasse. I also had a Lionfish in mind but I...