switching from saltwater to freshwater aquarium

Converting An Aquarium to Saltwater - Laurence Magne

One of the most frequently asked questions is how to convert a freshwater aquarium to saltwater. What equipment needs to replaced, what needs to purchased, etc.

It's official: I'm switching to saltwater!

Since my parents kept procrastinating on letting me get some angelfish and breeding them (my mom was REALLY against that, but had agreed to it) I got

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Good Deals on a Saltwater Aquarium?

Saltwater Reef Aquariums make a lovely addition to any home, and the exotic nature of a ... Switching From a Freshwater to a Home Saltwater Aquarium, Many people would like ...

Converting a Freshwater Fish Tank to a Saltwater Fish Tank

Is it difficult to convert a freshwater fish tank to saltwater? ... most of the fish that we keep in our marine aquariums are captured from the wild, we must be willing to ...

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Home Saltwater Aquarium , Many people would like to own and maintain a saltwater aquarium but they

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Freshwater Aquarium vs. Saltwater Aquarium

Thinking of converting your freshwater aquarium to saltwater? We compare and contrast saltwater aquariums versus freshwater fish tanks.

Switching From a Freshwater to a Home Saltwater Aquarium

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Resolved Question: What else do I need to start a salt water aquarium?

I would like some personal product recommendations. I currently have a 5 gallon freshwater aquarium with an aqua tech filter. I replaced the light that came with the tank and now have a 10 watt 50/50 Coralife mini compact fluorescent light. I want to switch my tank over so that I can have a mini coral reef and maybe a clown fish or one-two small fish. What products would you say I need to switch this tank to saltwater? Any thing from sand/substrate to salt brand.

Resolved Question: Difference in maintaining a saltwater aquarium and a freshwater aquarium?

What is the difference in maintaining a freshwater tank and a saltwater tank? I currently have a freshwater 20 gallon tank and in 4 months I am buying a 90 gallon tank. Right now I enjoy taking care of it, and I'm considering switching to saltwater when I get the 90 gallon. I hear from some people its A LOT more work than freshwater and then i also hear its not at all. Someone please help me make a decision! =) **I plan on having a fish only tank.

Resolved Question: Switching From Saltwater To Freshwater, Should I Keep The Sump?

I have a 65 gallon saltwater tank that we are turning into a freshwater because we dont have the time or money for the saltwater anymore. My question is, should I keep the sump? Im not sure what kind of sump it is but the water spills over this big black thing in the corner and then goes down into the sump and then its pumped back up into the aquarium. Pros and Cons would be nice! Thanks.

Resolved Question: how much does it cost to maintain a saltwater aquarium im about to make the switch from freshwater to saltwate?

Resolved Question: Saltwater fish tank ideas?

OK... Let start off with some background information. I have had a successful freshwater tank for a few years now, and my fish have now all passed. I will be switching over to saltwater soon, and have done quite a bit of research online, at specialty stores (Greenwich Aquaria and House of Fins), and independently. I am going to make it a FOWLR tank. I have the Aquaclear filter from my freshwater tank. In this 20 gallon tank, I will use a live sand substrate, and will have around 8-10 pounds of live rock. (This is what the specialist at Greenwich Aquaria suggested). I will mix the salt in with the water tomorrow hopefully, and have it cycle for 24 hours until I add the live rock and sand. Then, I plan on having that cycle for at least a week until I add the fish... which brings me to the point of all this. Should I get a pair of Ocellaris Clownfish, a few damselfish, or a few cardinals?? PS: These are the fish the specialist suggested. As I'm doing more research, I still seem to be confused on how I should plan things. How long should I let the tank cycle with the live sand, live rock, and filter on?? I know it is fully cycled when the nitrate level reaches zero... anything else I should know??

Resolved Question: i have a bit of questions about tropical fish.?

ok...first question: i have about 26 guppies (11) and swordtails (15) that i raised there is a local fish store that will accept a dozen for about two dollars. is this a good deal? i think its a rip-off. but i want my tank to have african cichlids. 2nd question: how hard is it to maintain a saltwater aquarium? is it hard to switch from freshwater to saltwater. what things do i need to have to keep a saltwater aquarium? third question: are african cichlids compatible with angelfish? please honest and sincere answers.