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Just joined the forum. Love the pictures you have been posting to facebook. I don't have a salt water tank. Currently I have a 70 gallon freshwater Discus tank. Would love to do a salt water tank some day, but it probably won't be anytime soon.
 
Just joined the forum. Love the pictures you have been posting to facebook. I don't have a salt water tank. Currently I have a 70 gallon freshwater Discus tank. Would love to do a salt water tank some day, but it probably won't be anytime soon.
I must add if you do do a saltwater make sure you get the biggest tank your budget can buy. The bigger tank the less parameter swings. More money yeah but in the long run more successful tank for a newbie.
 
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