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after a few weeks of quaratine I am sad to report that my goby has died,I found him on his back breathing heavy so I bagged him and took him to my veterinarian (a very good friend of mine ) to perform a autopsy,the goby had died within minuets of getting to my vet. The good news no Parasites...

My grandma what big teeth you have sweet looking dragon and feeding him fresh tuna that you caught is even coolersound like you have the same 2 hobbys that I do keeping fish and catching fishthe cool thing about living near mayport is I allways have a supply of LIVE shimp to feed my fish but my...

I have 2 in one of my tanks ,Is their any way to tell the differance between males and females? also any one know what their expected lifespan is?

Originally Posted by rort I am going to be pumping water up about 4' from my 90g sump to my 150g DT. - I want to keep it quite as it will be in the living room. - I was told about Little Giants (but are loud) - also told that a Mag12-18 might work. Any thoughts? For water flow as well I plan...

bought 2 of them when I got my 2 ,12 gal aquapods worst investment I ever made and very small not big enothe to be of any use also produces allot of bubbles. junk save your money...

I found that using a container with a hinged lid works great ,the lid tends to "float" in a vertical position which makes it easy close the lid when the fish swims in and less stress for the fish and me

Originally Posted by Jimmy40741 Great idea. I have two tangs that I need to move from my 75 to my new 125 and I have not figured out how to get catch them yet, they are way too fast. I'll give this a try. My yellow tang swam into the container twice before I had caught my goby

Caught my gobyfound a easy way to catch he using a $2 plastic container I got from America's favorite superstore I put the container in the tank with the lid open and a piece of live rock inside then put food in the container after a few minutes he swam right in and I was able to close the lid...

Quaratine has finally begun ended up using a home made trap to catch him. got a bottal of Prazipro and a bottal of Anti-Parasite medicated fish food of internal parasites by jungle, anyone try either of this products?

Originally Posted by GreenReefer The closet is always open and I don't know why, but it has a cold air return and an ac vent. I'm still scratching my head about why they would have put those in a closet on a new house (4 years old), but I appreciate it. For humidity control and this works in...

Originally Posted by dfabrikant I am having the same problem to catch a damsel, havent found any tricks yet. I saw this fish trap in a magazine, havent tried it yet, but interested in getting one. Its an AquaMedic Fish Trap. I tried to get one today but none of my LFS carry them Im going to...

Been trying to catch my golden headed goby for over 2 hours but with over 150 lbs of live rock in a 75 gal this is turning into a mission impossible any one got a safe DIY trap or idea to catch this fish thanks in advance.

Originally Posted by Luca Brasi I did a search on this- marine internal parasite treatment the wetwebmedia page has lots of info on diagnosis and treatment. You should know that most treatment should be done in quarantine. Good luck. thanks Luca Brasi Ill check this out. quarantine is no...

Heres a few pics of my goby and my tank. Its hard to tell in the pics but the gobys stomach is starting to shrink , hard to get fish to stay still maby I can teach them to sit and stay.

sorry for my slow responce just got home from a fishing trip ,caught a few sharks I have to agree with the parasite idea .I held a flash light to the tank last night after the lights went out and saw tons of reef bugs crawling around the tank and my overflow box is always full of copepods which...

I have a 2 yr old 75 gal. appox. 90lbs live sand ,over 150 lbs live rock and a few soft corals. Stock list: 2x false perc clowns 1x banggai cardinal 1x yellow tang 1x foxface 2x scooter blennys 1x golden headed sleeper goby 2x cleaner shrimp All fish have been in tank for over one and half years...