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Topic	I impulse bought a 75 gallon tank for fish. Some tips?
brestugo 12/21/20 9:51:38 PM #25:	LostForest posted... Agreed, i honestly have never had any interest in doing a saltwater tank. I know there's all sorts of exotic shit you can only get with salt, but it's just not worth it to me personally. Plus I feel like there's a greater variety of non-fish that you can stick into freshwater tanks. I might try a brackish tank someday though since I like mudskippers a lot. I had a saltwater tank for 10 years and I spent about 10 -12 hours a week on it. It's like having a garden or something. The slightest temperature change or spike in nitrogen can kill. They're nice but you've gotta be retired or something to monitor everything that's going on. --- "If you know the why, you can live any how." - Nietzsche <cite>brestugo posted [p:948621771] in I impulse ... [t:79189491]...</cite> <quote>LostForest posted... </cite> <quote>Agreed, i honestly have never had any interest in doing a saltwater tank. I know there's all sorts of exotic shit you can only get with salt, but it's just not worth it to me personally. Plus I feel like there's a greater variety of non-fish that you can stick into freshwater tanks. I might try a brackish tank someday though since I like mudskippers a lot.</quote>I had a saltwater tank for 10 years and I spent about 10 -12 hours a week on it. It's like having a garden or something. The slightest temperature change or spike in nitrogen can kill. They're nice but you've gotta be retired or something to monitor everything that's going on. --- "If you know the why, you can live any how." - Nietzsche</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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