The best saltwater aquariums - Insider - INSIDER

The best saltwater aquariums - Insider - INSIDER

The best saltwater aquariums - Insider - INSIDER

Posted: 27 Apr 2020 08:06 AM PDT

  • Cultivating a saltwater aquarium is a fun challenge with the right kit. The Fluval Reef Aquarium and Cabinet Set is everything a saltwater aquarium hobbyist could hope for because it's a comprehensive kit that covers all the bases.

Saltwater fish, particularly reef-dwelling species, are not only some of the most vibrant species in the aquarium hobbyist world, they are also some of the most colorful animals in the world, period. This being the case, it is no wonder that saltwater aquariums are so popular.

What many people do not realize, however, is that cultivating a thriving marine tank is quite a challenge. Not only do you need specific equipment to keep the tank running, but you must also maintain a delicate balance of pH, salinity, and other water parameters for your tank inhabitants to flourish.

Though a saltwater aquarium does come with its challenges, it is also incredibly rewarding. Nothing is more beautiful or awe-inspiring than a thriving aquatic ecosystem in miniature, right there in your living room. Whether you're thinking about starting your first saltwater tank or upgrading to a new system, we've scoured the reviews to bring you our top picks for the best saltwater aquarium kits. Keep reading to see which saltwater aquarium kit is best for you.

Prices and links are current as of 4/27/2020.

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