need help with sal****er

Mike
First and foremost, you need to get a really good book on reef tanks and
read it. Then read it again.
your best bet is once you are ready to set up the tank, post a question
or 2 and wait for a response. Look for the most consistent answer in the
responses. There are some in here that do know a lot, some who like to
ask questions and some who like to have fun at others expense. But they
all have different areas of expertise and can help you with your tank.

Second: Brand names for various equipment is usually an opinion as to
who has a better product, again, look for the most consistent answer.

Third: Look to other sources for information, Newsgroups are o.k, but
there are plenty of other forums that are much better in getting your
questions answered

Good Luck




mike d. wrote:
I would like to enter into a correspondence with someone who is skilled with
keeping marine tanks and marine creatures . I am experienced with
freshwater, but I have only had one tank of sal****er, and my skills are in
need of some improvement. particularly setting up tank with wet-dry filter,
sump, skimmers, etcetera, and what types and brands of equipment/materials
to use. If anyone can or will help, please reply here and I will contact
you. Thanks much, mike.

"Peter Pan" wrote in message
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Mike
First and foremost, you need to get a really good book on reef tanks and
read it. Then read it again.
your best bet is once you are ready to set up the tank, post a question or
2 and wait for a response. Look for the most consistent answer in the
responses. There are some in here that do know a lot, some who like to
ask questions and some who like to have fun at others expense. But they
all have different areas of expertise and can help you with your tank.

Second: Brand names for various equipment is usually an opinion as to who
has a better product, again, look for the most consistent answer.

Third: Look to other sources for information, Newsgroups are o.k, but
there are plenty of other forums that are much better in getting your
questions answered

One more piece of advice - find a local reef club. Here is a good place to
start:
http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/fo...?s=&forumid=80

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Steve

On Apr 28, 3:40*pm, "Steve Heath"
wrote:
"Peter Pan" wrote in message

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Mike
First and foremost, you need to get a really good book on reef tanks and
read it. Then read it again.
your best bet is once you are ready to set up the tank, post a question or
2 and wait for a response. Look for the most consistent answer in the
responses. *There are some in here that do know a lot, some who like to
ask questions and some who like to have fun at others expense. But they
all have different areas of expertise and can help you with your tank.

Second: *Brand names for various equipment is usually an opinion as to who
has a better product, again, look for the most consistent answer.

Third: Look to other sources for information, Newsgroups are o.k, but
there are plenty of other forums that are much better in getting your
questions answered

One more piece of advice - find a local reef club. *Here is a good place to
start:http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/fo...?s=&forumid=80

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Steve

On Apr 28, 4:55*pm, Big Habeeb wrote:
On Apr 28, 3:40*pm, "Steve Heath"
wrote:



"Peter Pan" wrote in message

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Mike
First and foremost, you need to get a really good book on reef tanks and
read it. Then read it again.
your best bet is once you are ready to set up the tank, post a question or
2 and wait for a response. Look for the most consistent answer in the
responses. *There are some in here that do know a lot, some who like to
ask questions and some who like to have fun at others expense. But they
all have different areas of expertise and can help you with your tank.

Second: *Brand names for various equipment is usually an opinion as to who
has a better product, again, look for the most consistent answer.

Third: Look to other sources for information, Newsgroups are o.k, but
there are plenty of other forums that are much better in getting your
questions answered

One more piece of advice - find a local reef club. *Here is a good place to
start:http://www.reefcentral.com/forums/fo...?s=&forumid=80

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