Please Help!!!
- Thread starter vgl12
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dse
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if yor a fish keeping begginer keep them from younger age.
1: so you get the chance to see them grow.
2:breeding for any new fish keeper is hard expecially after birth.
3: take time don't buy mated do try to breed.
4:you wont know the age of fish or how many years left.
i know i sound horible saying but you should get a a couple of months in your belt before even thinking of breeding.
ie get at least 10month-1 and a half years experiance at least before you try.
there are good reasons to this tho.
1: tank will be matured.
2: will be easyer to manage water and fish (as long as you keep looking after from each day)
threre are more good reasons and i'm sure a lot of people will agree breeding as a new salt or even new fish keeper is not a good idea even if you wanted to make a quick few bucks out of them.
also what are your tank sizes?
and how many tanks do you have?
also is the equipment you are using upto date do they manage to the tanks gal sizes or over (over is better) how many filters/sumps you got runnng in each tank?
all this is a minimum then you gotta buy foods for fry as well as the mated pair.
the mated pair would need about 4-5 different types of food from frozed to live to dryed to help get them in the mood.
it's a lot to take in as a new person.
but i'm not trying to dampen your spirits im just thinking of the fish and the fish to come.
1: so you get the chance to see them grow.
2:breeding for any new fish keeper is hard expecially after birth.
3: take time don't buy mated do try to breed.
4:you wont know the age of fish or how many years left.
i know i sound horible saying but you should get a a couple of months in your belt before even thinking of breeding.
ie get at least 10month-1 and a half years experiance at least before you try.
there are good reasons to this tho.
1: tank will be matured.
2: will be easyer to manage water and fish (as long as you keep looking after from each day)
threre are more good reasons and i'm sure a lot of people will agree breeding as a new salt or even new fish keeper is not a good idea even if you wanted to make a quick few bucks out of them.
also what are your tank sizes?
and how many tanks do you have?
also is the equipment you are using upto date do they manage to the tanks gal sizes or over (over is better) how many filters/sumps you got runnng in each tank?
all this is a minimum then you gotta buy foods for fry as well as the mated pair.
the mated pair would need about 4-5 different types of food from frozed to live to dryed to help get them in the mood.
it's a lot to take in as a new person.
but i'm not trying to dampen your spirits im just thinking of the fish and the fish to come.
dse
Member
Originally Posted by vgl12
http:///forum/post/2569887
I am a begginer and im really wanting to get a mated pair of purcula clownfish or mated pair of false purcula clowns..... which ones are better for begginer and i want t anemone... what kinda and whta do i need? please respond and i u want plz post some pictures. thanks
also anemoe's will need he tank to be about 4 month.
as they will not survive or ill b very horrible looking.
i learnt this 2 years ago.
so please try not to get to ahead of it take time and youll master it all.
http:///forum/post/2569887
also anemoe's will need he tank to be about 4 month.
as they will not survive or ill b very horrible looking.
i learnt this 2 years ago.
so please try not to get to ahead of it take time and youll master it all.