size matter?
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Ha, it doesn't matter what size you have you will soon be the owner of multiple tanks....it is the nature of the sickness. The reason that they suggest a larger tank for beginners is that they are more forgiving of mistakes with water quality, ie. it takes more to throw the parameters out of whack in an 80g than it does in a 10g. There is more room for error and fluctuations that and most saltwater life are less able to adapt to rapid changes in salinity and other water quality issues.
They are called Nano tanks and here is a good place to start your reaserch http://www.myfishtank.net/forum/nano-saltwater-discussion/34054-nano-reef-step-step-guide.html , if done correctly from the begining they can be very rewarding.
Definitely! I started mine in........the beginning of March I think and I already want to go bigger. 29 is a decent size though.......I started mine with a 10.
For me it's not so much wanting to add more....like fish and stuff. It's just easier to deal with evaporation and temp fluctuation in a bigger size tank then a 10. Good luck!
For me it's not so much wanting to add more....like fish and stuff. It's just easier to deal with evaporation and temp fluctuation in a bigger size tank then a 10. Good luck!
