Recent content by oozy

fish are kind of in the same category as house plants. what landlords are saying NO to is animals that will destroy his property, like poo on the rug. torn up carpet, bites on the corner of the wall, or nucence noise like excessive barking or if they die, wont stink....those things Effictivaly...

coke in a can pepsi in a bottle

I saw recently a 2' Hawiian Dragon Eel for around $1,200. which i guess isnt that outragous, but its the most expensive animal ive seen the most outragously priced... $3.25 for a strand of Calurpa -Oozy-

Ive got 2 breeding whales in my 20 gal tank with 5 moorish idols who also breed, and a peacefull clown trigger who enjoys frequenting the shrimp cleaning station, oh and my seahorses gotta love those weedy sea dragons!!! in theroy most things are possible...but it doesnt make them right...

i have two fire gobys, they were getting alonge just fine untill one day the orrigional goby atarted hiding for about 2 days. finaly i found him, and he had his fins all freyed. I thought it was fin rot, but later i noticed the new guy attacking him. so, this leads to my question. I thought...

ok, I lured him out with my homemade seafood/garlic mixture. It appears that hes healing, BUT i have identifyed the source of the probelm. The new fire goby is harrassing the established goby. At first they schooled and were buds, now appears there is territorial disputes.... I am going to...

ill try to get a picture, but the fin (pectorial) is hard enough to see in person, he's got some fraying of the back fin im sure i can get a pic of that...if he comes out of hiding. thanks Beth! also: does fin rot spread? & why the hiding?

hello, Ive got a fire goby that has been hiding for 2 days, it appears that he has fin rot. recent additions... 1fire goby 3green chromis 1green chromis MIA 1green chromis dead :mad: as of now live stock are... vagabond butterfly 2 clowns 2 firegoby 1green chromis the last chromis is not...

You may want to just do a 25% water change... that usualy does the trick... as far as adding vinigar and baking soda... it seems like an unnessary risk... -oozy-

firefish can be very shy when first introduced... they need to have a hole to sleep in, some times it takes a while before they move in, and get to know all the paths home, as they tend to dart into the hole when spooked... -oozy-

Nice drawings everyone! for fish I would take a picture and then use the image to draw from, other wise the little critters move all over and its hard to get a good proportions... keep them comming!!! -Oozy-

Ill contribute, this is the first page of my travel journal to belize, study abroad...for coral reef restoration rehabilation...... :happyfish

well, its been quite some time, and i still have quite a few little swimmers when i check at night. I havnt done a thing, and it seems to be working :notsure: well, ill let you guys know if i see them mature; at wich point ill remove them so they dont become lunch for my butterfly.... -Oozy-

I have used tap water that i leave out for 24 hours so the clorine evaporates. Never had any problems I had a 20g Reef tank w/ hard and soft corals, inverts and fish for 2+years (untill i moved) now i have a 45 fowlr it really depends on your local water supply. mine is fine, so make your own...

The best way to help your coraline grow, is your lights + keeping your calcium~400 I use B-ionic, i have some tuffa rock that i have used as "base rock" I can no longer tell the difference...well ok I can, but anyone else looking at my tank would not be able to... its been about 4 months and ~...