The basic principle is the bigger the better. This is because the more water there is, the more stable it will be. I would not consider using anything under 100 gallons as a Marine tank. There are experts who can set up successfull 15 gallon marine environments that I have been very impressed by.
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77-82 F is appropriate for saltwater tropicals.
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No. Not in the traditional definition of the tropical tank. A tropical tank is a freshwater aquarium. Regal Tangs are saltwater fish and go in a saltwater tank (marine aquarium).
It is usually not easy to move a tank fall of water. If you are talking about a very small tank (Pico or nano) then this would work. Moving a big tank is a big project and usually disrupts the tank quite a bit.
Aquariums can be very expensive but they don't have to be. If you buy a tank that isn't too big then you can find one at a reasonable price, around ten dollars for a ten gallon tank.
A saltwater fish tank can be half freshwater and all of the saltwater fish will live but not for very long.
It all depends on what species of lobster and crab your talking about. In general if your referring to the standard lobster and crab that end up on our plate for dinner, then yes you can have both of them in an aquarium as long as its big enough.
To maintain a 3-gallon saltwater tank, it is important to regularly clean the tank and filter, monitor water parameters, perform partial water changes, and feed your fish appropriately. Additionally, ensure proper lighting and temperature levels, and avoid overstocking the tank. Regular maintenance and monitoring will help keep your saltwater tank healthy and thriving.
It depends on the size of the tank. Ideally most people get 5 gallon buckets of reef salt for ideal tanks.
Two Hydor Koralia 3 Power heads are needed to keep the proper current flow in a 75 gal. saltwater reef tank.
The best types of LED lighting for a saltwater tank are those specifically designed for marine aquariums, such as full spectrum LED lights that mimic natural sunlight and promote coral growth. It is important to choose lights with adjustable intensity and color settings to support the health and vibrancy of your saltwater tank inhabitants.