Recent content by fallinmor

well the watchman is like 4 inches long. he's huge. when i got him i had no idea they got that big. idk i really would like another lion but not at the sacrifice of my watman.

Anyone know how big a blackfoot lion gets? and would a small lion be ok in a tank with a pistol shrimp. ( the shrimp has a yellow watchman partner and is 3+ inches)

i think they might be cichlids

more power to u, i also break some rules but i'm afraid to realy mess with some stuff. but yeah keep it up u rebel u.

they molt but inside thier burrow, u can tell because they close up the exit for a day or so.

take a small cup put frozen or dried food in it, take a clover of garlic and crush it then place it in the cup add watter from ur tank and let it sit for a couple min then poor a little in the tank or use an eye dropper to slowly add the smell of the food in the water. the fish should smell it...

i think it's small shaving brush plants

i don't have the tank yet, but i think it's 36 high. i would like for it to be a mainly acro and monti tank with some clams.

what halide lights would i need for 120 gallon high tank? and how often does one need to change the bulbs on a halide lamp?

chromis have like a 15-20 year life expectancy but it realy depends on water quality and over all happiness of the fish.

yeah so far the only reason i thought of this is because hermits are destructive and knock coral and rocks over, where as i have never seen like peppermint shrimp knock over polyps. if i'm mistaken and shrimp do knock things over i guess the only answer would be glue.

I was wondering if one could substitute like camelback or peppermint shimp in the place of hermits.

thanx tang but now my question is water flow? i have a very strong intake for my filter i sponged it off before but it's still real strong would the smaller fish be able to put up with it?

Is it possible to house like 3 or 4 clown gobies in a 20 high? would they fight alot over space?

anywhere if there is good current.try lower and aim a pump at it so u have more room for corals up top.