I wasn't being sarcastic when I said good points... also it Would be better served in the beginners reef section, where's the contradiction? Nevermind I don't want to detract any more from the OP.
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Do you realize that you are contradicting yourself right there?
The only thing in the video I didn't agree with was the price of a 120. My 120 cost me $245 at That Pet Place, and $8 for the drill bit to drill it (couldn't justify $600 for the RR version of exact tank).
The only thing in the video I didn't agree with was the price of a 120. My 120 cost me $245 at That Pet Place, and $8 for the drill bit to drill it (couldn't justify $600 for the RR version of exact tank).
There are some positives from this, it may get some people into the freshwater hobby and a very small number of those will try salt at sometime. Of the people in the hobby I know, most if not all, came from freshwater. Including me.
I've been reefing since 1993 and never looked back.
over feeding? they do like to it, and they need to swimI find blue tangs get ich and recover easily. They are tough fish too. The only problem is that they grow so fast...I used to have 1 and man that guy was a pig...
I have to admit this girl is gorgeous and I really didn't hear much of what she said.
Blue taint, yikesJust had a customer ask for "blue taint fish like Dory"... I'm done...