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are you running a ground probe, could anything have gotten into the tank? The invert situation sounds like copper, but then again....it could be an electrical current is in your tank, but that should spark you... I'm a little stumped.

well..i didn't get it..my parents decided to leave at 6 a.m. the next morning when the store isn't open and i didn't think it could last over 12 hours in the bag im so mad....hopefully when i come back next week, atleast one will still be there..

as im 15, i love bringout this one in school I will not let schooling interfere with my Education. Mark Twain No da*med man kills me and lives Forrester

thanks so much... I'm not to worried about getting it to feed, as i've heard that it just takes time, I'm sure I won't be to stressed when it hasn't eaten for a week however ;) Both of them looked healthy when i was there today, good idea on the bag thing, I'm going to talk to him about...

I'm looking at buying a dwarf lion tomorrow, they have 2 of them and they are both around 2.5" big, should I go with the bigger one(about 1/4 of inch) or doesn't matter, right now they are in a tank with no hiding spots so I'm sure they are freaked, so I'd like to minimize stress on these guys...

are you sure your salt is at the same level? Inverts are very sensitive to that.

Sand does not harm seahorses at all! Talk to anybody at seahorse.org

I've heard that adult pipefish will eat baby dwarf saehorses, you should check out <a href="http://www.seahorse.org" target="_blank">www.seahorse.org</a> a couple people around there have delt with pipefish, Where did you get them? I'm setting up a seahorse tank and I may put some it it. p.s...

wait a minute, blue and black ribbon eels are one of the most difficult eels to keep. You basically have to shove food down there throat for them to eat. I'd say about 98% of die within a year of captivity

also I was just reading in the archives, and it said that a sharpnose,honeycomb tobey, and valentini puffers could all be kept in 35g tank, what's the easiest of them? I really like all 3. It would also have to do well with a snowflake eel. I'm ordering my skimmer tonight! About 6 weeks or so...

how would they do with a snowflake eel?

What are the requirements for these? What do they eat? Should you put in hermits and snails occasionaly for its beak.

Well I've decided to put a snowflake eel and a dwarf lion in my 35g tank. Don't worry, both will be moved into my new 125g tank tank as soon as its cycled(of course adding them slowly)at the end of the summer However I can't get them locally, actually I've never seen any lion at all in South...

you lfs is about making money, these people who posted earlier actually have kept these fish for years and know what they are talking about. As for the anenomes, they have a dismil survival rate even in reefs where the set up is perfect, you just aren't going to be able to keep them in a...

I've decided not to add the dwarf lion, what do you think I should add for filtration? I'm thinking of going with 2 Lee's Counter Skimmer up 60g. The reason why I'm going with these is that I don't want a sump and hang on the back skimmers are pretty limited. I'm also going to add a Millenium...

I haven't got the damsels yet, I'm one of those people who check and recheck before they buy a fish just to make sure thanks for the info

I first posted this in the aggresive forum but now since I'm not going to add the dwarf lion, I think this forum would be better, sorry if I'm wrong! The fish I'm for sure going to have is a snowflake eel, but for tankmates I've decided to have either a flame angel or a like 5 assorted damsels...

I'd like to see your tigger's, anykind will do

now I may get flamed on this as its only a 65g tank but a yellow eyed kole tang may be able to fit in there. You could also re-arange the live rock and put in a royal gramma, mine holds its own against my figi damsels, on the eel, it may or may not eat your damsels, they are a species that in...

you might want to check out <a href="http://www.garf.org" target="_blank">www.garf.org</a> they make there own rock when they sell frags, i would guess somehow you could make a coral out of it