Recent content by slinger

Will do, thank you!!

I am originally from Sacramento but moved down south. Just south of San Diego actually to Imperial Beach. Anyone here know of good LFS in San Diego? Thanks

So what types of gloves do they make for those wanting to hand feed? Some type of thick rubber or chain mail? I am totally curious. Thanks for any reply this way!

Thanks for the info CDubbs! I didnt know they were that cold water of a species. :thinking:

I know someone has more info out there! There are so many shark people here. Give me some 1st hand knowledge of what you keep and what size tank. I want to learn all I can so I may set out some goals of what I want to do with my tank when the time is right.

I was simply looking at them for their size. Are there others of similar size that might be more common in the home aquarium? I dont want to keep one that will get too big and not be happy. That is crule and unacceptable. I am just looking for good 1st HAND ADVICE Thanks for the info MorayMike!

Very roughly 6' x 2.5' x 2.5' = about 300 gallons. closer to 280.5 gallons with those dimensions. Hope this helps a little.

I see Squidd is the man around here :D I know that I will be buying a volt meter now to have on my shelf of goodies for the great "what if" situations :yes:

That is what I thought. Thanks for making me feel like I am not going crazy! :joy:

I got this from some research... Common names: dogfish, sand shark Description: Spiny dogfish are gray to slate brown with a pale or white belly. They can be differentiated from other small sharks by a row of small white dots running along their sides. If these dots are faded or absent...

I could have swore it was 10-20x and even one guy said 20-30x. Did I misread some other posts? Maybe I misunderstood. Any other info is appriciated. Thanks

I am a n00b and dont know very much yet, but I suspect that the tank for your Tangs is a little on the small side. They need quite a bit of room for swimming or else they get stressed out. Just my 2 cents and I hope we get the expert advice you need here soon

I am starting to think it is easier to buy a RO/DI setup instead of track across town when I am needing a water chage or top off. This makes more sense right?

Thanks for the info and input fellas. Keep it coming! Anyone else have experiance with these types of test equip?

I too am in the area and looking for the same advice. Anyone else live here? and buys RO water localy?