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Bill BergovoyU.S.
Available
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Hello, I can try to help you answer most questions regarding the setup and maintenance of your saltwater aquarium. I am experienced in plumbing and electrical needs to setup your tank using regular tools and average knowledge and experience. I am familiar with Lighting, skimmers, and most every aquarium tool and equipment out there. I can also help you understand the minimum needs and requirements to safely and quickly estblish your tank, to minimize the loss of marine life. | |
Glenn FritzU.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/05/2009 |
In the process of moving folks... I'll return soon! Can answer pretty much all questions regarding marine or freshwater aquariums. | |
MichaelNew Zealand
On Vacation
returns 12/15/2009 |
I can answer most questions relating to saltwater aquaria and I have an expert knowledge in the set-up and ongoing maintenance of most saltwater aquariums. However, reef and semi-reef aquariums are my specialty. I have advance knowledge of the various aquarium brands such as Giesemann, DELTEC, TUNZE etc as well as product from these brands. Also, I have a great knowledge of aquarium fish and invertebrates (shrimps are my favorite). Rare and harder to keep fish are my specialty. I am more than capable with live rock hitchhiker identification and coral care. If you wish to ask me question, please provide the following; size of tank (in gallons), current stock list, how long the tank has been set up, how much live rock there is and what kind of tank it is, such as reef set up, fish only set up, or fish only with live rock set up. |
Hello david, good job on researching the costs.. these are usually a big surprise and point of contention later on between husband and wife... I would like to give you more accurate info but there
Hello again, and thanks for the info.. please clarify and find the 'crackling noise'.. is this coming from the light or the tank?? Im wondering if you have a mantis shrimp or other predator in the tank
Hey Clark, Plants? Do you mean macro-algae? As far as "plants" go, Halophytes are plants that can survive the salt content of marine environments. There aren't many, and all are what you see on coastlines
Hello Scott, can you describe your acclimation process? also, there are some online suppliers that have longer gurantees.. arrive a live and stay alive guarantees.. www.liveaquaria.com www.diversden
Hello Trevor. I would not advise using wood in an aqurium... it will ultimately rot and decompose and add harmfull things into the tank.. also some woods have saps and oils and other things that

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