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With just about anything in life you can live, thrive, survive under the most minimal circumstances. In reefing that can be done as well. But in a day and age where bigger is better and more toys equals more fun where is the line drawn for what you must have and what is nice to have? Let's talk about that today.
New people are coming into this hobby daily and when they see some of these equipment tank rooms, like mine :/ , they may get intimidated and never take the saltwater plunge! But there really is a BIG difference in what you have to have, in order to keep a reef tank, and what is nice to have. So my questions are as follows.
1. What do you think are the "Must Haves" in this hobby?
2. What do you think are the "Nice To Haves" in this hobby?
3. How do you think all the equipment tech in the hobby effects potential new hobbyists when they see all the choices?
New people are coming into this hobby daily and when they see some of these equipment tank rooms, like mine :/ , they may get intimidated and never take the saltwater plunge! But there really is a BIG difference in what you have to have, in order to keep a reef tank, and what is nice to have. So my questions are as follows.
1. What do you think are the "Must Haves" in this hobby?
2. What do you think are the "Nice To Haves" in this hobby?
3. How do you think all the equipment tech in the hobby effects potential new hobbyists when they see all the choices?