Very New Beginner Here!

[orcafanatic99]

Hi everyone!

I’m doing my research on owning a saltwater tank and wanting tips and tricks for a very new beginner. I currently purchased a 14 gallon frameless cube aquarium from work and was going to turn it into a freshwater tank since that’s what I currently own but wanted to see if that was an okay size for a newbie if I wanted to get into the saltwater world. Any information or suggestions would be extremely helpful!

 

[Rocks reef]

Yes, that would be a good start for you to get your feet 'wet' per say in the saltwater hobby.

 

[kingranch2003]

Welcome! Sounds like a great start.

 

[JumboShrimp]

Welcome! And remember, Happy Water = Happy Fish.

 

[edsbeaker]

Welcome!
This may help. It’s full of great info.

https://www.reef2reef.com/threads/the-supreme-guide-to-setting-up-a-saltwater-reef-aquarium.138750/

 

[kKdTx]

Welcome! You've found a great site to help you along this journey!

 

[Rocks reef]

Welcome! Sounds like a great start.

Brother John!!

 

[Ruben's Reef]

Welcome to R2R !!! This forum community is the best school for reefing.

 

[Fish Fan]

Hi everyone!

I’m doing my research on owning a saltwater tank and wanting tips and tricks for a very new beginner. I currently purchased a 14 gallon frameless cube aquarium from work and was going to turn it into a freshwater tank since that’s what I currently own but wanted to see if that was an okay size for a newbie if I wanted to get into the saltwater world. Any information or suggestions would be extremely helpful!

Welcome to Reef2Reef!

A 14 gallon is a fine tank to start with. I'd suggest taking a look at the R2R Supreme Guide to keeping a reef tank linked above, and maybe check out this beginner series for more info. Please post back here with any further questions

https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/cont...CLuSp2CeHWnQTicM89zyRkUlKS2WKCukup4-FXwE_Lcdv
Good luck!