Recent content by ngongotaha

Well i agree with the foxface it is jus a beauty of a fish and it is easy to maintain. And by aggressiveness i mean is it easy to place in any fish community and it will not kill current stock okies.

Here is how we will decide what is the greatest fish of all. - its aggresiveness - easyness to maintain - anbd actual looks ?????

If you read the other Thread that is posted about angels I may be able to help you. . . it is fairly simple, but if you want any more in depth info jus send us a private msg or here . .

Yes i agree..... and at the price they come usually they aren't cheap . . well good luck with ur angel.. Ryan..

May i ask how much it cost for the complete setup??? Amazingly beautiful.

Yes it is indeed Red Slime algae. Perfectly harmless and looks awesum when it grows enough.

Generally 2 large angels have no chance together. But it isnt uncommon to see a dwarf angel that will mix with a large angel. I personally think this is impossible they are both too dominant. And a lion and an Angel should be fine. Hpefully someone can back me up with that lol ryan

Well i have a maroon clown, i kno it has no relevence to a angel but jus a notice that my clown is 5 yrs and still going strong.

WOW that is one mumma of A TANG. . does it eat much??? Ryan And that lil bi-colour is a screamer. . gud work lol

geez only 2 feet. . i must say that is a beauty of a fish. . well done. but i was referring to large fish in your tank lol

Show us all your largest fish. . The biggest will get bragging rights. . Show some pics..

Bleaching is bad yes. sorry to say but it is when it loses all its colour and is basically not healthy. If you also feel its tenticles and they are not sticky this is another sign that your anemone is extremely unhealthy. mine is currently bleached, but i have improoved my lighting and its...

It has been established for around 5 years so thats all gud... umm at the lfs they are jus on white worm flake brime, blood etc. . . are they a community fish. . my clown is very dominant!!

I have had a Niger trigger and he was generally a good fish to have. But a 20 gallon is to small for sure. But it would be a gamble. If you take good care and give him no reason to lose health he should be fine for this period of time.

I have my 90 Gallon setup with a threadfin, a Large Maroon clown! anyone have a similiar combo and could give me any advice?? Cheers