Hello

[lani]

I am brand new here and just through I'd say hi.

I live in Northern NJ right across from the GWB. (Cliffside Park).

I have been toying with the idea of setting up a saltwater tank. I live in an small-ish older house - one level of a two family I own with my sister. Anyway, because the house & floors are so old, I'm thinking I need to go with a smaller tank - the BioCube was highly recommended to me at the pet store, and they also sold me on "Saltwater Aquariums for Dummies" :lol2:

I have literally just started my research and stumbled upon this site. I'll probably mainly lurk, at least for a while until I get my own tank, but I wanted to say a quick hello.

 

[nautilus]

Welcome. I would suggest used 34 g solana which you could get for around $500. Less clutter for it got filtrations within the tank. An NJ reefer got one for sale, just search solana on "search". Don't ever forget to get some chiller.

 

[kenconnect]

Hello and welcome, u did the right thing already by stumbling on to manhattan reefs. Here you will find a lot on in site info on what u need to know about the hobby. Just do a lot of reading or make a post about what u want and need to know. You will find a lot of helpful people here. Good luck and once again welcome.

 

[Belwell]

+1 biocube for your situation.

 

[howze01]

Hey, welcome to MR! Any of the All In One systems would be good for you. JBJ, Solana, Bio-Cube, all are good choices. Best advice is read and ask as many questions as you can. There are plenty of really nice reefers up your way and I am sure that they would be willing to do what they can to help you get up and running. Good Luck!

 

[BFITZ06]

I had 2 aquapods and 2 biocubes in the past i now run a 34 gallon solana and in my opinion it is by far the best small all in one tank on the market. I got mine at saltwatercritters.com russ can set you up with everything you'll need. The tank may run you a few bucks more now but its worth it in the long run
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