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Have anyone gotten/read up any marine websites that gives you info on starting your own up?

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Old 08-11-2009, 05:34 PM
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hi mate ive just set up my own marine set up i found the best way is to go to an aquatic store that u will be using for marines and have a good talk with them, i found that every one has a differant way to do marines but try to stick to one, u will eventually learn yourself just takes patience and the will to learn, good luck
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UltimateReef.com

Marine fishtank equivalent of this wonderful place..........
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Marine fishtank equivalent of this wonderful place..........
LMAO!

Ocean Wonders is very new, I used to mod there but don't have time now. But there a few people willing to teach beginners and it's far friendlier than UR.
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When I used to frequent it it was a friendly place!
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Ocean Wonders is very new, I used to mod there but don't have time now. But there a few people willing to teach beginners and it's far friendlier than UR.
I haven't had a problem with Ultimate Reef, infact they have been very helpful to me.
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I always found UR to be helpful as well.
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I haven't had a problem with Ultimate Reef, infact they have been very helpful to me.
Without doubt there are some very knowledgable and helpful people on there. But OW is still way more friendly IMHO.

MOFIB is also home to some truly talented marine keepers and extremely knowledgable people if you ever attempt marine aquaculture. For people inclined to burn huge amounts of money, time and cause themselves a great deal of stress!
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Ocean Wonders is very new, I used to mod there but don't have time now. But there a few people willing to teach beginners and it's far friendlier than UR.
Couldnt agree more with you, i would go for OW, its much smaller than UR but its very friendly and everyone is very helpful, it has some ace sponsors aswell

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Couldnt agree more with you, i would go for OW, its much smaller than UR but its very friendly and everyone is very helpful, it has some ace sponsors aswell

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