I have been keeping freshwater for years and have begun thinking about starting a SW tank. I know I won't be setting it up for a couple years because I will be moving in 2008. Anyway, I wanted to get a head start with learning what I can since I know it will be difficult. Does anybody have any sites or books they would reccomend, or any other advice? Anything will be greatly appriciated, thank you.
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Looking to start SW
assie2071
Apr 04, 2006 09:57 PM
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Sonya
Apr 05, 2006 11:49 AM
BOOKS
For fish...
the Pocket Expert Guide Marine Fishes by Scott Michael
Inverts....the same series of paperbacks has a Marine Invert book by Shimek
Anything on corals by Julian Sprung
Web sites.
Reef Central
Fish Geeks
gpstracking2001
Jul 15, 2006 05:50 PM
First of all. Very wise choice of reasearching before doing. Escpecially when it is alot different from fresh. I would recommend buying the book saltwater aquariums for dummies. For starters. Also go to http://saltaquarium.about.com/. This site has an abundance of info nad care sheets on fish.
