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Tropical fish
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I been thinking for a while of getting some tropical fish and have decided to do it. Any tips for a new starter?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Oh gawd.....hope you aint after a relaxing hobby because it's anything but!
Ya think it's just a simple task of filling a tank with water and dumping fish in it? Think again! LOL
I've aged ruddy years since I started a few months ago- heh!
I did however get loads of hints and tips from this forum
http://www.tropicaltankforum.com/forum/
it's saved my sanity loads of time. There's a brilliant beginners section on it- worth reading BEFORE you start, don't do a Boo and buy everything 1st then read up on it :-(
Ya think it's just a simple task of filling a tank with water and dumping fish in it? Think again! LOL
I've aged ruddy years since I started a few months ago- heh!
I did however get loads of hints and tips from this forum
http://www.tropicaltankforum.com/forum/
it's saved my sanity loads of time. There's a brilliant beginners section on it- worth reading BEFORE you start, don't do a Boo and buy everything 1st then read up on it :-(
impreza......honestly if i told you how hard and technical it is at begining you wouldn't believe me...and it's a VERY expensive hobby too.
Seriously, check out that forum and read the beginners section, it'll be an eye opener.
When all is said and done though, I adore my fishies, but I only relax after i've done a finned head count every morning when I switch the tank lights on, all this BEFORE i feed my 19 month old baby- heh!
Seriously, check out that forum and read the beginners section, it'll be an eye opener.
When all is said and done though, I adore my fishies, but I only relax after i've done a finned head count every morning when I switch the tank lights on, all this BEFORE i feed my 19 month old baby- heh!