Hello

[lowwing_99]

I am obviously new here. Years ago I was the keeper of the tanks at home. We had 3 tanks a 55, 30, & 20. They where all fresh H20 tropical, community not specializing in anything. I was a novice but did a decent job. Always checked PH, ammonia, vacuumed frequently, 20% H20/month. Fish stayed healthy but got burned out on it. Last year my wife got a fair fish for the granddaughter & the genie was out of the perverbiale bottle. She had a goldfish bowl, then 10 gallan. Now we have a comminity 29, & 55 which the wife takes care of.

I have decided to take on a challange. I want to turn the 29 into salt H20. I want to do it slowly & right. I want a small reef set up with several small colorful fish but I want to stay with species that isn't toooooo hard to take care of.

I am going to have a ton of questions to do this the right way.

Take care, & thanks.

[Judge]

Hello Lowwing and welcome to FTF. You will find loads of info on the site so feel free to wander around and get to know some of the members. My advice to you is to research everything from tank size, each piece of equipment, substrate, cycling without fish, types of livestock..ect, and so on! I read for about 3 months before I began purchasing anything..so dive on in. SW tanks are great fun.

[lowwing_99]

Thanks for the welcome, I'm going to take your advice & wander around for a while so I do this right. If it turns out ok, after a while I might graduate to a much larger tank, but that would be a while.