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    Springtails are def worth it. I added them for the first time to my Red Eye tank back in Dec and they do a GREAT job at keeping things clean!

    We are a ways away from a Saltwater tank. I obsess over all the details before I do anything lol. I will do loads and loads of research before we do anything lol, but I will def throw questions I have at you
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    Love the reef! We had a pretty nice saltwater set up when I was a child, I remember it being a lot of work and a lot of $$ though. I am always very impressed by other peoples' set ups because I don't think I could handle it!
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    Quote Originally Posted by LilyPad View Post
    Love the reef! We had a pretty nice saltwater set up when I was a child, I remember it being a lot of work and a lot of $$ though. I am always very impressed by other peoples' set ups because I don't think I could handle it!
    Yes it is a nice chunk of $, always keeping the wallet dry haha. It's not so bad if you get things slowly though.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DigitalPunk View Post
    Springtails are def worth it. I added them for the first time to my Red Eye tank back in Dec and they do a GREAT job at keeping things clean!

    We are a ways away from a Saltwater tank. I obsess over all the details before I do anything lol. I will do loads and loads of research before we do anything lol, but I will def throw questions I have at you
    Sure I would be happy to help you out with any questions! You've already helped me with this frog venture haha.

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