Your going to get many posts talking about huge tanks, protein skimmers, etc. etc.
I belong to a Yahoo group called Ultimate Sea horse.
http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/Ultimate_Seahorse/?yguid=141850848
They keep dwarf sea horses in a 10 gallon salt tank. The horses thrive and do much better in the smaller tank. It concentrates the live food which is a requirement.
One of the biggest challenges in this hobby is to eliminate the myths perpetrated by the industry.
Harry
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From: Ava <aboswell91@gmail.com>
To: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Monday, April 29, 2013 11:36 AM
Subject: [AquaticLife] Cost of a beginner salt water setup?
I've only ever had freshwater tanks, but my dad keeps subtly mentioning how awesome it would be to have a saltwater tank. I have a 10 gallon tank and some accessories left over, but wasn't sure if 10 gallon is even worth it or if I have to go at least 20+ to get some cool fish. I'm not the most financially stable right now, and we're short on space. Is saltwater too expensive to just "dabble" in? I haven't looked into it before. I have a spot on a table I could but the tank, but would I need a stand to hide canisters and such?
If you could put a price on a halfway-decent small beginner saltwater setup, what would it be?
Thanks folks.
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