Being able to raise and observe different species of marine life in a tank is good to protect a variety of marine species. One can observe how they act toward each other and many other interesting behaviors. This paper will be describing three topics, Beginning with Saltwater fish, The Arc - eye Hawkfish (parachirrhites arcatus) and Filefish. Eye Hawkfish and Filefish are two types of marine fish. There are certain things to consider when keeping fish in salt water tanks, to understand and start with the basics, here is what needs to be done first to have a saltwater aquarium. The basics are actually quite basic!
Some people ask if it is hard to keep a saltwater Aquarium. Just like caring for any pet it has its pro’s and con’s ups and downs. Like with any other pet, there must be the right environment, food and companions, for the tank. Keeping them is just a matter of dedication and responsibility. Can a beginner successfully keep saltwater fish with a reasonable amount of effort? The, answer is, yes. “Keeping a saltwater fish tank is about the same as keeping a tropical freshwater fish tank. If the right sized aquarium, good filtration, proper temperature, the right foods, and compatible tankmates are provided, many marine fish can successfully be kept, states, “Beginner Saltwater Fish, Hardy Marine Fish for Beginner Saltwater Aquariums”, in paragraph five. Saltwater and freshwater fish have some differences in their tank set up. For example, saltwater fish need more water per fish. It is also important that the tank remains stable