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| New to the Hobby (Getting Started/Setting Up) Think you can upgrade to saltwater? Your probably very confused, but remember ask questions and you'll get your answers on here! |
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| It all depends! There are certain Corals that need clean water to thrive, as there is certain corals-gonioporas for example, that thrive better in dirty water. I just lost a Torch because I was trying to ween my tank from the skimmer. My tank is a "mixed reef" meaning I better keep a skimmer on my tank. Your LFS is not the best source of info IMO. Now on the other hand your LRF can and will help you a lot. but in the end it will ultimately your decision as to what you put in your Tank! Happy Reefing! ![]()
__________________ The big difference between a chemist and an Aquarist. A chemist is one that knows chemical properties and how they will react. An Aquarist knows how these chemical properties will affect his/her tank. |
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