Recent content by catalinablue

what was the reason you knew?you know,i forgot my password for firefish!

alright,sammy this is the secret: I am moonwave,watchmangoby,and firefish!on my site i am lovefirefish! Cool huh?

come on uys,help out my friend moonwave(hint,i am not who i seem to be,mrsalty knows this one!)

Sounds like they are doing great...I hope they stay that way..you shouldn't have any more problems!:d

I know how to tell a male from a female,and yes the fish would eat the babies.

like i said,do not touch them for a couple of days.everything sounds good,but i think your brain corals may be in shock from moving to one tank to another.How long have you had your brain corals?

get at leaast a 45 gallon to start with,it's eaiser.also more fish can be added.

on this website you can get live sand but what are the crawly things?

please update me on what's happening!

a trigger fish and a porkepine puffer would eat your damsel.

never heard of a fire clown.what does it look like:color,where is the color and where are certain markings.

percula clowns,any clown really but do not get a anemone with that cowfish.Also,a bicolor blenny,not pretty,but amusing.A common firefish goby would be at home too.

Yes,most corals feel more comforble on the bottom of the tank with sand.And make sure a good stream of water hits it.The same thing happened in my tank with a brain coral and it helped so much!It was better the next 48 hours.But if that doesn't help,you may need to start putting "Coralife"...

Yeah,right.The trigger and dragon wrasse wil eat every single eat in sight!

Your light is excellent for brain corals.But you need to put them in the gravels if a current of water(powwerhead stream)is hitting them!See if that makes them better.