Looking for brackish tank info.

[brackishwannbe]

I have a 75G tank that will be setup as brackish and would like to know if there are any good books on the subject. I have not been able find any.
I new to this hobby, but I spent several months doing research on freshwater tanks before I setup the tanks that I have now. I've become addicted to the brackish system and am eager to setup my tank, but I want to be well knowledgeable in the subject, so I don't kill off fish needlessly or waste money. Any help would be appreciated.

[Pufferpunk]

See: http://www.aquariacentral.com/faqs/brackish/

http://hometown.aol.com/cebrezzie/aquarium/index23.htm

http://home.earthlink.net/~miawoodman/fish/brackish.html

http://www.aquarium-design.com/brackish.html

That should keep you busy for a while! :p

[brackishwannbe]

Thanks for the sites. A lot of good information for the beginner in brackish tanks.

[goldfish freak]

Check out his site as well http://wetwebmedia.com/BrackishSubWebIndex/BrackishSubWebIndex.htm

[goldfish freak]

Here is another one: http://www.pufferfish.co.uk/aquaria/water/index.htm

[moose1960]

Also dont forget to ask a lot of questions on this board. The people here have excellent knowledge. I know they have helped me out a bunch.

[brackishwannbe]

The sites are great! I now have two binders full of printed brackish info. I'll be getting my tank setup the beginning of Feb, I can't wait!!

[Pufferpunk]

Don't forget to fishless cycle your tank 1st! That way you can add a lot more fish when you're ready.

See: http://www.aaquaria.com/aquasource/cycle2.shtml

[Ananda]

There are currently no books in print that focus exclusively on brackish aquaria. :(

Best you'll find is a chapter or so in some of the general aquaria books.


However, the sites mentioned above have more than enough info to get you started. :)

[Sharyl C]

Once you start deciding on fish to stock your new tank or any tank...checkout www.fishbase.org for info on species in their wild habitats