No need to answer my last 2 posts..

[systemfan15]

I think im gonna give up on reef aquariums. It seemed like a good idea
at the time but I still dont have the slightest clue on some things to
get started. I get all sorts of opinions and every1 tells me something
different and I dont know where to even begin. So thanks for the help
and all.#ed_op#br#ed_cl#
#ed_op#br#ed_cl#
#ed_op#br#ed_cl#

[Reef_Angel]

Hey.... don't quit before you start! You'll regret it! You've got the most experienced people here to help you on this board. You don't want to miss this experience....really you don't!

[jerryc]

Yes you get a lot of different answers for some ? but you have to remember whit
works for one refer may not work for all.
Just keep reading and pick whit you believe is best for you for most questions
their may be 2 or 3 answers and Thea all may work for some but may not all fit
your tank

[dakar]

By all means there are no 'set in stone' methods for setting up a reef. That's what makes things so interesting, everyone's tank, setup, and wants are different. There is always a new idea or way of doing something being thought up or invented every day, some may work for one person but not for another.

Like Jerry mentioned. Research, ask questions, take the parts that work for you and go with it.

[peregrinus]

very true the way one person sets up a reef tank is not the same as another as well as maintaining the tank for everyone its different. just do research i'v found for me the simpler the better..