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Socrates · 06-01-2002, 01:11 PM

Originally posted by feldon23
Keeping a saltwater aquarium 5-8 years ago was a nightmare.

Since then, technology has caught up and it's much cheaper and easier to keep saltwater fish alive and happy.

That's why the discussion of filters, bubbles, etc.

I retired my salt water in like 1987 or 1988.

I just found out last night that a friend of mine can get me a line on a super cheap living rock straight from a guy that grows (or whatever they do) in his garage and sells it to stores.

Now, he didn't really know all the details, but seemed to think living rock makes saltwater a lot easier to keep.

06-01-2002, 01:11 PM	#8
Socrates Sage Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: West Hills, CA Posts: 1,529	Originally posted by feldon23 Keeping a saltwater aquarium 5-8 years ago was a nightmare. Since then, technology has caught up and it's much cheaper and easier to keep saltwater fish alive and happy. That's why the discussion of filters, bubbles, etc. I retired my salt water in like 1987 or 1988. I just found out last night that a friend of mine can get me a line on a super cheap living rock straight from a guy that grows (or whatever they do) in his garage and sells it to stores. Now, he didn't really know all the details, but seemed to think living rock makes saltwater a lot easier to keep. Bat rays? We don't need no stinking bat rays!