Saltwater fish are made to stand the levels of salt and are essential for the fish to breath and move.
If salt wasn't present they would die a death like suffocation.
They are generally more expensive and need an aquarium that imitates a reef environment.
Freshwater tanks are recommended for beginners, whereas saltwater aquariums are for avid fish enthusiast.
Saltwater fish are also listed under Marine fish.
Aquarium fish estimate at more than 22,000 species.
Saltwater fish are therefore not as flexible when it comes to changes in their environment.
The greatest challenge for the marine aquariast is to keep their 'reef' system as stable as possible.
They are susceptible to all sorts of fish diseases but they need not be fatal if caught in time.
We will offer various fish medications to treat all types of fish diseases.
Saltwater fish are not all the expenses and heartache that they are sometimes portrayed as.
It is all in how you go about choosing your saltwater fish.
Saltwater fish are far more powerful than the freshwater species.
I have rods and reels to cover all aspects of saltwater fly fishing, from bonefish, using an eight weight, to sailfish and marlin on a 12 weight.
They are not the easiest of aquarium dwellers.
They can require frequent water changes and specific water qualities for different types of fish.
They are more plentiful than freshwater fish, and you can usually catch them faster and in larger numbers.
Aquarium saltwater fish are also easier to catch because they feed more voraciously.