Dangers of Saltwater Aquarium?
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This is total BS. Having ignorant people that do not know how to train a dog own rotties and pits or any other breed for that matter is the danger not the dogs. I have owned both and they have zero aggression as do all of my dogs because I train them to not be aggressive. The little girl in my avatar is 49% Staffordshire terrier and 19% American Pitbull terrier along with some German shepherd. I can walk her into a nursing home and she'll climb up in bed and lay down with a resident that is on a ventilator and sleep with them. So sorry Pitbull's and Rottweilers are not dangerous dogs, Darn Chihuahuas can be mean and I've been bitten worse by a cat than any dog. Sorry for ranting but blanket statements like yours about dog breeds is just incorrect.
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I started the reef hobby in 2000 took a hiatus 2015 till last year and reset things up my kids are 16, 18 and 20. I did do aggressive freshwater when I was younger. It was a lot harder to do research I think I could Yahoo back then but it was more reliable to buy a book back. They're all alive with relatively no damage from their parents or my tank. My 20 something neice said the other day that it was one of her fond memories as she was growing up. So be careful do a little research and enjoy the hobby.
Yup, 20 lb of live rock was used. It’s good stuff, but man 20lb does not go a long way. My “aquascape” looks sad, will be one of my first additional purchases. More. Rock.If you are using all live rocks in your setup. Then your expense will triple jumpI always tell people, you need to have lots of patient in this hobby and do thing slowly. One of the reason is we have to save up the money to increase the purchasing power
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I would have to disagree as I own both breeds and trust them more than what could be going on in my tank. Again, all comes down to responsibility.
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You're missing his point entirely.
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No, I don't think so. Again, responsibility.
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