THE PERFECT FISH TANK

TANK SIZE MATTERS

BIGGER IS ALWAYS BETTER...RIGHT?

Well the short answer is, yes. One of the most common things I hear is "I am going to start small and see how it goes, then I'll upgrade later." I was guilty of this when I started! Here is the issue with this; The smaller the volume of water, the easier it is for mistakes to happen and devastating loss to occur. When you have a larger tank there is much more room for error. You can also keep a much wider variety of inhabits in a larger tank. Let's face it, after you get going, you're going to become obsessed and want more. Most of your "small tank" equipment will not work with a bigger tank and you will have to re-buy a lot of things. My advise is to start with the end goal tank sooner rather then later.

THE PERFECT FISH TANK

Our goal is to offer you "The Perfect Fish Tank", to do this we have a process that has proven to be very successful. We will start with an initial meeting to get an idea of your ideas, dreams, goals, and realistic time to devote to this hobby.

After our meeting we will be able to put together a detailed budget, time frame and fish selection to achieve your tank. We will work together to pick out the perfect tank for your home. We will set up a six month plan on how to get the tank delivered, set up, stocked with life and maintained. We will work with you to teach you how to fully take care of and operate your tank, or you can leave that all to us and just sit back and enjoy the beauty. The first step is by clicking the "START NOW!" button below!

Happy Reefing,

Ben Underwater

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COMMUNITY VS. AGGRESSIVE

CAN'T EVERYONE GET ALONG?

I wish! Wouldn't it be amazing to pick out all your favorite fish and coral and just have them be fine? Sadly this is not the case. We are here to help you pick out what kinds of fish and coral you want to keep and advise you on which creatures to avoid. Timing is everything, some fish will get along but only if added to the tank at the same time, for instance Tangs. Some of the more aggressive fish need to be added last to the tank and some can't go together at all. We are here to help you pick the right fish and create a timeline to achieve the most success in your home aquarium.