New at this!

[CluelessCutie]

So my husband and I just started a salt water tank about 3 weeks ago for our son and I'm so clueless at this. Our local pet store manager is walking us through this. We have a 55 gal tank with lots of live rock and 2 little blue and yellow fish and two blue cromeses (not sure on spelling) and we just bought a paired set of clown fish with an anemone also some snails a hermit crab and a huge shrimp thing lolThey love it by the way!!! I have tons of questions!!! I look forward to asking and learning all there is to know about salt water tanks.

 

[nanoreefing4fun]

to ReefSanctuary, a real Sanctuary of reef forums, with lots of very nice members

Start a tank thread & share your tank with us, we love pics

 

[nanoreefing4fun]

Saltwater Aquarium Fish for Marine Aquariums: Blue/Green Reef Chromis

 

[BLADEYAMAHA]

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Some good advice on the top "required" gear for our hobby! Even if you don't buy from them, the concepts are key...

Must-Have Products for the Reef Aquarium by Robert Farnsworth, MarineDepot.com Reef Squad

 

[janaya]

Lotss of great folks on these forums. My biggest mistake when I first started was adding fish too fast. Just make sure to research eyerthing you add and most importantly go slow.

 

[TheBishop]

Welcome! too soon for Anemone tank should be 1 year old(cycled) at minimum. Also how much water movement are you using and what is the lighting for the Nem. Fish will be ok, sounds like maybe yellowtail damsel and chromis which are very hardy fish. Personally, I would recommend taking the Nem back

 

[kmaintl]

welcome... everything sounds like going well. i agree that it's too early for the anemone... they like stable established tank and aged water. new tank water parameters tend to swing before settling down.

 

[tony73]

welcome