New To Saltwater

corbin1234

corbin1234

Member
:happyfish This is my new 55 gallon saltwater tank, I just added my first ever saltwater fish and none of them have died so im doing something right.
 
shrimp134

shrimp134

Member
Congratulations on your tank..I highly suggest you getting Live Rock Or at least Base Rock...you should give us some specs on your tank..and what all of your readings are and what equipment your using...but all in al looks nice..:cheer:
 
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thomas712

Guest
Welcome to the board
Have you been lurking long?
Very nice start. What is the fish I can't tell from the pic?
Thomas
 
corbin1234

corbin1234

Member
:happy: This is my blue koran angel, he is pretty sick. My tank includes 1 coral beautie, 2 three spot damsels, and 3 yellow tailed damsels
 
corbin1234

corbin1234

Member
OMG i have never been so wooried about my fish before in my life.
My rose anemone i just bought yesterday started to shrivel up like it was dead. I have never an anemone so i dont know anything. luckily, after 2 hours, it went back to normal.
I have leaned something to day
 
harlequinnut

harlequinnut

Active Member
Dude, you're going way too fast in this hobby. You need to slow down. Anemones and angels shouldn't be placed into new tank, it should be setup at least 6 months before attempting such specimen. What kind of lighting do you have? Anemones need very intense lights. Good luck to you, I hope everything works out for you.
 
nm reef

nm reef

Active Member
Welcome to the hobby! Sounds like you are off to a very fast start...I'd also urge you to slow down just a bit. Patience and research are vital to success and both can help prevent potential problems as you progress. But don't be disappointed...looks to me like you have a great start to a very nice system. The folks here and on the other forums will be more than willing to help as you develop your aquarium....don't hesitate to ask questions along the way. Very nice website also....
 
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