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he said he was feeding mysis too and thats pretty nutritional

i have good pics of the 4 story aquarium on a disposable. but i dont have a scanner. i saw a HUGE porc puffer and stuff like that. did u look at any fw exhibits? there were some big pacu, an electric eel (fw), and they had a red tailed catfish. if u dont know what it is than google it. its an...

Originally Posted by mitzel Yes and no. on smaller tanks it's cheaper to buy it . once you start getting bigger it's cheaper to build. yeah thats what i meant sorry i didnt clarify.

catch him while hes eating. get him some frozen food soaked in garlic and when he goes aftee it than net him. if you cant catch him you may have to take apart your whole tank just to get him out. damsels are hard to catch and a lot of people have to totally rearrange their live rock

ok dont bash me ive never kept a shark but this is what ive seen from watching many people set up and keep sharks. first off is that buy the biggest possible tank that you can instead of trying to get off with the smallest you can buy. i would say anything over 200 gallons will be ok but you may...

no other team can even begin to compete with the cubs

lovin the hawk fish. do u have any more pics of that guy?

Originally Posted by 46bfinga the fuzzy dwarf lions are easier to keep.the fu manchu lions are very picky eaters and unfortunatly wont live long in captivity,unless your lucky enough.good luck just do your best to get them off of live feeders and onto frozen. really? ive always seen 4" listed...

that stinks. but triggers do tend to nip at lions fins and if this lion was much bigger then its not hard to imagine him stinging it. it is a little surprising though because nigers are usually one of the "lion-safe" triggers. if your husband wants another trigger look at either a bluethroat or...

google "fu manchu" lions. they are the most colorful lion you can get. they also get to 4" so you could fit 3 minimum in a 55 gallon tank if you have good filtration. or you can get 2 and just have smaller tankmates.

its important to get him eating ghost shrimp before you try to feed frozen. once he knows who's feeding him he'll eat anything. also a few tricks are soaking the food in garlic and using a clear acrylic feeding stick and waving the food in the powerhead

there was once a man named BUMP! lets get on it puffer. pics please

its not recommended. they need slightly different conditions and such. and if you're looking for a teacup make sure its an actual teacup. many stores just label any ray they see as a teacup ray

i think ive seen something like that eel before in the boston aquarium. it was like 6 feet. but i dont think it was the same species. it just looked similiar

they still need a big tank as some species do get as big as a SW stingray. Motoro's should be ok in a 125. i think a 97 is a little small but it should be fine as long as you have a big footprint. what are the dimensions. i know you probly posted it but i am too lazy to go through that essay lol

glad for your success. i remember when you were setting up the 150. my old username was Fishy411.

good attitude. when will you be setting up the tank?

i dont think the kid should have been keeping a sea turtle. ive seen one in the Boston Aquarium and i dont think a 500 gallon is big enough. i mean the things are like 3-4 feet and TALL. i dont think they should be kept in anything short of a public aquarium. and just because he's had it for 5...

i like seafood a lot. like shrimps,clams,lobster,crab, oyster. and ive had eel before although im 99% sure it was a fw one. but im not gonna go around eating like angels and other aquarium fish.

Originally Posted by mitzel The snowflake eel is actually a member of the moray family. and corect me if I'm wrong but I belive the green wolf eel is actually in the gobby family? Not posative about that but I remember seeing something to that fact. yeah that was my bad on the snowflake. i was...