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a pair? do they do better in pairs? and yes i would love to have a blue-spotted ray

looks like the one on the left is getting his ass handed to him

You can't "kill off" ich with a UV. Ich is always there, you just cant see it. If you get some garlic additive at th lfs and soak the food in it that will help their immune sys GREATLY. As far as quarentine tank they are a waste of time unless they are new fish. The fish will get shock when you...

Maroons can't be paired up at all. Donate one to somebody before you have to flush one down the toilete :yes:

Nice to hear. I dont think water flow will be a problem..i have a 4 1/2' tall skimmer with 2 iwaki pumpsand a 55g sump ready for the tank. I think that should be enough. Thanks for book reference, I will have a month or to to prepare...also if you have any other helpful knowlege from your exp...

Its not like that. Its that most of those species are nocturnal and hardly see them, thats all. I do see your point and understand that some sharks constantly need to swim. Also i'm just in the research stages of sharks and they wouldnt be going in a 125g. I have a "hand-on" a 500g that is...

they all average around 96 cm in the wild. Same as the common catsharks. If so tell me of some cool sharks

Has anyone had a gecko shark? I was just wondering what other kind of sharks are out there besides bottom dwelling ones, they're to boring. I was thinking something like a smoothhound, gecko, or japanese leopard shark. If anyone has had shark expierience let me know. Thanks!!

Thanks..i plan on asking them tomorrow but i was just wondering if anyone HAS done it or anything similar.

you live in sumter?...if so..so do i. I'm interested in the lighting system. I have a 125g with a 4'tall skimmer 55g sump and no lights.

Has anyone heard of or seen a 125g or higher tank on the 3rd floor of an appartment? I have a 125g w/55g sump, i live on the 3rd floor of a complex that is only a couple years old. The stand is 8.5' long and houses a 4' tall skimmer on the end. I dont know if it would fall through the floor...

The coralife bulbs are the "40% extra light" bulbs. They have a built in reflector and either way no matter what bulb you put in your fixture theres not enough power for reef life. You will need to buy a power compact or a ballast with VHO bulbs.

No, there are no lights that will work with the basic fixture that you have now. Its not the bulbs thats the problem its whats powering the bulbs. There is a bulb that you can get that claims it gives 40% extra light from a basic fixture but still not enough for reef acomodations. Look for a...

If you go with the Ice-Cap and VHO bulbs you would only haveto change out the bulbs to longer ones, and just remount them in the new hood. But for a 125 you might need 6 bulbs and maybe another ballast to have "great" lighting.

No..those lights are not near what you need. They only put out about .22 watts per gallon and you need anywhere from 3.5 to 8 to grow corals and anemones. I found a used power compact for $150 and it gives me 4.7 watts per gal. But if you have the cash you should just go with an Ice-Cap and...