What Is Involved In Making A Marine Tank?

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What is involved in making a marine tank? Compared to fresh water.
 
Not a great deal, it all depends on what you want and how you want to do it.
In my humble inexperienced opinion, it differs a great deal...unless you were trying to be funny andy?

More equipment/tools needed and things are alot spendier. You have to mix your water and let it sit overnight vs putting it in from the tap.
 
Not a great deal, it all depends on what you want and how you want to do it.
In my humble inexperienced opinion, it differs a great deal...unless you were trying to be funny andy?

More equipment/tools needed and things are alot spendier. You have to mix your water and let it sit overnight vs putting it in from the tap.

Actually, I agree with andy. I think my 10g sw requires a little less time each week than my 29g planted.
 
In my humble inexperienced opinion, it differs a great deal...unless you were trying to be funny andy?

More equipment/tools needed and things are alot spendier. You have to mix your water and let it sit overnight vs putting it in from the tap.
No funny I'm afraid.

I don't always mix overnight, and a FOWLR or pred FO is basically the same as a FW set up but with salt in the water. Obviously reefs involve far more gear and testing, but I understand Hi-tech planting does as well, so generic comparisons are not great.

It can cost more, it can be a lot cheaper if you research. That;s the same in FW and SW.

As someone who has had a few tanks of both FW and SW (and still maintain at least 3 of each), I find there is very little major difference between either set up.
 

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