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Kudos to the aquagarden!!! I am trying my hand at achieving a wet thumb. The fish seem to do much better when there is an extensive garden in the tank. Awesome pics. :cheer:

Very nice!! I love the Feather Duster (I'm kinda partial to them). Your tank looks so clear too. Good job.

Thank you soo much guys! Like I have said, I've grown quite attached to my fish and I don't want to give them up if at all possible. I never thought of the styrofoam cooler; great idea!!!! :cheer:

I'm about ready to enter the Army and I don't want to leave my beloved fish behind. I got quite close to them. I could very well get stationed across the country. What I want to know is, how could I possibly transport them? My husband suggested buying a DC converter to hook up, and not...

Those are great pictures! :cheer: Ever think of minoring in Photography? Those pictures bring back memories of when I lived in the Seattle area. I hope to move back out there. Thank you for sharing those great pictures.

That's an awesome looking tank. But one question, aren't seahorses supposed to be in a species only tank? They are very timid creatures, and when they are fed, everyone else in the tank will get to the food before they do; which results in them starving themselves. I know that they need a...

Yeah, it is hard to tell. But in the first shot, the arm up top may be a bit bent back, now that I look closer. However the picture is taken, he's still cute!!!:happyfish

Hey, that's really neat. Chocolate chips are my favorite star. Get a picture when he bends one of his arms back!:D

This might be a stupid question here, but the sizes that are on the profile of every fish advertised on this website is it's fully grown size, isn't it? Patty:notsure:

Dan: I'm in total disbelief. I have 4 tanks set up (freshwater) and I am always on the net researching when I'm ready to buy more fish. I'm in this forum because when I do start my saltwater, I want the advice of those who have them and who have experience, (along with professional advice). I...

As I've said before, it looks like I'll be getting the 55 gallon. Would it be ok to put an Achilles Tang, Foxface Tang, the regular size (1 inch) Blue Hippo Tang, 1 Pencil Urchin, and a duster cluster in the tank. It says they are all reef safe (I believe it says I need to monitor one w/the...

Thank you Sir Aquaman!!! I'm gonna have to talk my old man into getting me a 75 or 100 gallon for my b-day. I really really want a porcupine puffer and they need at least a 100 gallons(the porcupine is my absolute favorite!!!) The lady I deal with at my lfs puts her hand in the tank and...

Dude, that's the most awesome home aquarium I've ever seen!!!!!:cheer: If you keep upgrading like that, and your tank still looks that good, the state aquarium will be giving you a call:hilarious Any suggestions on anything, I'm getting a new aquarium soon (55 gal) and it's going to be...

Thanks for the info:D That valentini puffer is beautiful, I think I saw one at my lfs.

thanks ya'll! I haven't yet started my saltwater, but I am heavily researching what to put in it. I want beautiful fish, but of course I want them all to get along. I have one semi-aggressive, and one peaceful freshwater tank, and I want my saltwater to be somewhat aggressive (not kill each...

Can I put a Humu Humu in the same tank with the Porcupine Puffer? This website says they are semi-aggressive.:confused:

Is it ok to have a porcupine puffer in a 55 gallon aquarium? Someone said it should be 100 gallons

Thanks ya'll, I appreciate your replies. I don't want to have different species of fish in there killing each other.:eek:

I'm getting a 55 gallon tank here soon and I was wondering, can I put a Porcupine Puffer in the same tank as a Lionfish?:notsure:

I'm keeping my 29 and 10 gallons freshwater. I am soon to get a 55 gallon. Thank you for the info!