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  1. fotuskyt

    Noob inheriting a full set up

    Hi everyone, I posted recently and a lot of you had great answers so I’m asking more questions. I’ve only ever had beta fish before and that was an extremely long time ago. I was going to get back into the hobby and get another beta when I found myself in the position of inheriting someone’s...
  2. elm03

    Best Starter Aquarium?

    Hi! I’m new to this and never had a salt/fresh water tank before. I’ve been looking at different stores and places online to get a tank, but I’m not sure which one is best? I was looking at glass frameless ones, and possibly something from fluval but I’m curious as to what everyone else thinks...
  3. M

    Hello The start of my reefing journey!

    I just got my first saltwater tank, a 125gal! It’s so intimidating and overwhelming at first, but with some helpful people on Reddit, I found my way here! I’m excited to learn more about starting up and maintaining a reef tank! I’ve kept only freshwater tanks for years, so I have a long ways to...
  4. maryocean7

    Fish Stock Suggestions

    Hello everyone. We are about 1 month now into the hobby and made a list of fishes we would potentially like to have. We obviously know a lot of these we won't be able to get but would like your opinion on what we can or should not get, problems they may cause or alternatives. Now we do want to...
  5. CarleyFreeman

    Upgrades for JBJ 65

    JBJ 65 New build and my first saltwater tank. Everything is stock right now, but I’ll upgrade over time. I’m a total novice, so all equipment must be beginner friendly (hence the AIO). Whats everyone running for chem filtration? I know most people ditch the socks and get baskets/rack. Which ones...
  6. Tim'sReef

    Some Advice needed

    Hi everyone, my name is Tim and have started this fun hobby some days ago. I went with a Red Sea Max Nano cause of its size an it fits in my home I have been reading and watching for weeks on the internet/books and started my reef. The plan is for it to make it a mixed reef. Mostly soft a...
  7. 10 Do's and Don'ts for the Beginner Reef Aquarist

    Beginner Topic 10 Do's and Don'ts for the Beginner Reef Aquarist

    Learning something new can feel complicated. We're going to help you. Photo is a royalty-free image from freerangestock.com. We have many readers who are complete novices. Total newbies. Zero experience. And these aquarists deserve regular articles destined for them. Because, let’s face it...
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