For DOLCIOFILI: why do not you have a saltwater aquarium?

March 9

Most readers of this site has one or more dedicated all'acquariofilia aquarium tropical freshwater aquariums also have some warm water, but always sweet.
It would be interesting to have some answers to these questions, because you can share experiences and ideas in the comments below:

Do you have at home only water aquariums Dolç?
Have you ever tried to keep a saltwater aquarium, perhaps a marine aquarium tropical or Mediterranean?
If not ... why? Perhaps for lack of experience, lack of a specialist shop nearby, respect for the environment and animals, fear of high costs for allestirlo and / or maintained, or what?
Think of trying in the future? How much experience do you feel you must accumulate before embarking on this new "adventure"?
If you already have an aquarium in the past, why did you go on only with fresh water?

Categories: Marine Aquarium , Marine Fish

5 comments for "For DOLCIOFILI: why not have a marine aquarium?"

cava123 March 11th, 2009 at 09:40 a
Hello I came across your blog by accident, now I try to respond to post!
I never had an aquarium for several reasons, including costs, inexperience (two years from the aquarium is) and especially the passion for the sweet! Perhaps in future I'll try, but for now the fresh water attracts me most because it is possible to keep plants. Nowadays I think of being much improved as the aquarium and I to venture too (though with considerable difficulty) in the ocean, but it strikes me as a bit 'like betraying my old passion!
Dani *** *** March 12th, 2009 at 9:15 2
Hello Cava123 considers that the sweet and the marine environment are two completely different worlds and parallel, and when it hosts one of the two is perhaps better not to know anything else other ...
In fact, change the method of management, the measures of the tanks, filtration, lighting, movement, chemistry, the type of guests etc ...
So if you ever want to go to sea, not to think too much and live it forever as a new adventure.
Danilo
http://www.DaniReef.com
David March 15th, 2009 at 20:19 3
A small aquarium and pet 'a fantastic experience, be it Mediterranean tropical fish do not enter, we are witnessing the growth of populations of small invertebrates is absolutely incredible. It 's like to have the film "microcosmos" screened at home 24 hours on 24!
Do not be afraid of the difficulties 'initials, as in all things you can' start with basic equipment and a few, simple but fundamental management rules for everyone.
David March 21st, 2009 at 2:20 4
Only in a saltwater aquarium you can 'see scenes like this, playing two small limpets, which disperse their gametes into the stream. The quality 'and' bad but the camera shots are what they are.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCQrlUL8JaM
Italo March 8th, 2010 at 20:18 5
Hello, I ended the case in pre blog browsing I have an aquarium marinoappena rearranged after 3 years of inactivity the fish I had died of vechiaia as I prefer the cost and difficulty as I get back to the ocean and sweet with a little practice also takes less time I'm not going over backwards