Wish?

[Fren]

Jst join as new member, I hope to adopt some fish such cardinal tetra, cory etc or any other. If you have some fish to give away for adoption, do pm me. I will come to your side to collect.

[DeepBlue]

fresh water fishes?

[iori_del]

Jst join as new member, I hope to adopt some fish such cardinal tetra, cory etc or any other. If you have some fish to give away for adoption, do pm me. I will come to your side to collect.

huh? u are in the wrong place....

here got damsel, u wan?

[weishun]

Ehh.. here is mainly marine based leh... very rarely you will find freshwater fishes in here.

[Fren]

i m newbie. i hope to mix marine with abit of fresh. Any suggestion such a arrangement is good or bad? I dun mind adopt damsel, but how big will it grow? thanx

[DeepBlue]

You got to be more specific in your questions:

what do you mean mixing freshwater fishes with Marine fishes?

Anyway...do visit the newbie section (new to the hobby) and do some reading before you embark on this hobby. Its not so simple. All the best

[Ekia]

i m newbie. i hope to mix marine with abit of fresh. Any suggestion such a arrangement is good or bad? I dun mind adopt damsel, but how big will it grow? thanx

mix marine with freshwater fishes? I HATE this!! Even by so called-experts who do that. They just make those fishes suffer for nothing by adjusting them from saltwater to freshwater and vice-versa.

[woverine]

bro, if u saying u ar new a wanna exp "easy" fish maybe tropical fish then to marine I believe they r totally a different requirement needed, for both need totally different care. a simple example tropical fish we Must chahge water atleast monthly as in marine we dunt(apart from percentage changes of water).

I believe we have senior and forums to guide u to start wif a marine "easy and simple set up for newbies " do ask whay u want I am sure many experts here willing to teach u.

PLEASE take care the fishes be it marine or tropical. NO way they can mix as in both are diferent world>

[LaW]

first, a warm welcome to u.

but dun ever mix tropical with marine fish together.

pls dun ever do that

[flamey]

You got to be more specific in your questions:

what do you mean mixing freshwater fishes with Marine fishes?

Anyway...do visit the newbie section (new to the hobby) and do some reading before you embark on this hobby. Its not so simple. Al lthe best

hi mod.. im always very impressed by the amt of patience and non 'flaming' comments/answers u give to even such a ****up questions! maybe dats y u can be be an educator as ur career... niwae im way

[AquaRa]

relax. i tink he meant keepin both. probably not in the same tank.

[DeepBlue]

hi mod.. im always very impressed by the amt of patience and non 'flaming' comments/answers u give to even such a ****up questions! maybe dats y u can be be an educator as ur career... niwae im way

we are here to help each other ..not chew each other's heads off......

obviously Fren wishes to learn more about the hobby, its good to clarify and help out a little

Fren , welcome to SRC and hope these pts U to the right direction:

good thread by bawater:

http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=2032

and Tanzy:

http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=270

[woverine]

bro fren maybe this will help u to decide.

I hope I am not wrong posting this website here. right bro Deepblue

fyi

[Fren]

Thanks to all frenz here for the advise n info given. Now I know that marine fish cannot mix with frehwater fish. I m setting up a 2.5 ft marine tank. Hoping to adopt some fishes for my tank, any1 have, do pm me. ur kindness wld be greatly appreciates.

[livebait]

why 2.5?striaght go 3 feet or bigger lah

[sy8]

hi fren,

i 130% agree with bro livebait

the bigger the better unless you intend to have a sump of the same capacity then in terms of volume you wil have a five footer tank

my 2 cents

[woverine]

bro fren , if u want I can give u my 2 damsels. very hardy 1

yap agree wif them d bigger the better .

[Fren]

Thanks to all frenz for advice again on the size of tank. I do have a 3 ft tank. I tot that for a starter, I need to begin wit a small tank b4 upgrade to bigger tanks. Now i know that the bigger the better. Usually, I logged on to internet once or 2 time a week and therefore led to delay in replying the threads. Reali sorry to all.

[lizard44]

hi newbie

i love newbie ...

me also newbie ... (3 months old)

so no worries ... here the bros are KILLERS in knowledge, do try to learn from them ...

if you like, i can give you 6 damsels ... just for a starter ...

WARNING: damsels are hardy and nasty little fellas, once gone into the tank, very hard to take out. it took me a full 2 months to catch only 6. i have a lot more damsels in my current tank .... hahahahaha ... enjoy ...

lizard

sms or call me at 90675740