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Could sexy shrimp live in an anenome with a clown also?

Walk dogs too, I just walk over to the "richer" naighborhoods, they are too lazy to walk their dogs, and they pay me good $$. Just walk them let them do their beusiness, play with them a little and return em.

Not if they are going into the 30 gallon on your profile. :(

My dreams and nightmares: When I was younger I had a recuring dream about rats. I would be asleep in my room and hear little footsteps in the wall. I got up and it was very dark, I walked to the kitchen and it quickly became daytime. I walked to the back of the house where there was a sliding...

Sounds good, thanks a bunch SCSInet, that really helped alot. Appreciate it

Wow, dont know what it is...but man, it never ceases to amaze me how perfect nature can be. Thats a perfect circle, hehe. :joy:

I have had my 125g reef running for about a year and a half now. I'm having problems with my stand so I will be replacing it very soon. I also wanted to change my whole filtration system. So I have a few questions. 1. I have been running a "standard wet/dry" system? I dont know what its called...

Originally Posted by sharkfood Andy, Do you care to mention which fishes these are you done this with and why is it you not have those fish now, for they are dead no thanks to your expertise. DME Funny how thats his first post

Originally Posted by BabyB no i havent cut it yet im sstill working up the nerves, what is stoping me is the insides i just keep picturing them just falling out every where and its just nasty They dont really have insides. The only substance that would fall out is water, really.

Originally Posted by Lubeck How big is your tank? I wonder if you need more filtration. At first glance it looks very pretty. Although, why is your water level so low? Your return from your filte is making bubbles. The bubbles might be from the airstone which you should remove as it does more...

Originally Posted by My Way I read a lot of posts like this asking to acclimate a brackish fish to a marine environment and I don't understand why not just setup a brackish tank for them? I'm not flaming you, but it seems to be a lot of extra work for no reason. Its seems like more work to set...

Originally Posted by Pat713 Can't you get something to cool off the water? Not a fan though, I've never liked fans... This thread is pretty old, dude

Cool, Thanks a lot

Can you give us the scientific name of the "dragon goby" please, if you dont mind? :joy:

"Prnt Scrn" should be next to F12

Thanks chipmaker I think I decided on a 7.5g bowfront i saw at the shop. I'm not too sure on the lighting though, Im not into SPS but I do like clams, so I want some strong lighting so I thought that the MH would do it, but I didnt think about heating problems. Ill see what happens, soon as I...

Originally Posted by surfinusa 180 is not even enough they get huge True, they get to be ALMOST 2 feet and they enjoy swimming.

Originally Posted by Oceanists shouldnt this be in the aquarium?????? If i remember correctly, there wasnt "The Aquarium" forum back when this thread started.

Originally Posted by Gen1Dustin So does anyone know of the angels listed above which would be the most likely to be safe with reef? My friend keeps a coral beauty with no problems in his reef. It may nip a coral once in a while, but only because it is grazing on the algea that grows near them...

Originally Posted by scoot your gobies and damsels are the easiest to take care of. your angels and tangs are fish u put in after all the others because they are very teritorial! No tangs in a 46 gallon though