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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 can be done. You would need to get containers for the water, keep the rock damp, buckets for the corals & fish. Best to get battery powered air pumps for the buckets with the fish. Remove as much water as possible & try to not disturb the substrate. You'll need some strong backed friends to move it since it'll probably weigh a few hundred pounds.
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