my first sw tank

[Fishfiles1]

im going to have better luck with a 75 gallon eh

 

[Blown 346]

Your still going to have to do the same thing, but with a larger tank which will cost more money.

 

[EliWhitney314]

check this forum out, it has helped me out a lot.

http://www.livingreefs.com/forums.php

I have live sand and I have live rock. I would get a skimmer. What water are you using?

 

[Fishfiles1]

tap water, i cant do ro it is to costly, yes but wont a 75 be cheeper in the long run

 

[Blown 346]

tap water, i cant do ro it is to costly, yes but wont a 75 be cheeper in the long run

Nothing is really cheaper in this hobby. With a larger tank it will cost more since it will take more to fill it and care for it.

The advantage of a larger tank is more water volume. You wont save money going bigger

 

[Fishfiles1]

how much more does this cost to leasts say dicuss

 

[EliWhitney314]

you can't do tap water. I would at least do distilled.

 

[Fishfiles1]

so with prim i still cant to tap

 

[Blown 346]

how much more does this cost to leasts say dicuss

Its hard to say. It depends on what type of equipment you buy. Nothing in this hobby is cheap.

 

[EliWhitney314]

Are you doing corals? If so then no. Even still I wouldn't use tap water, because of copper in the water.