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So i got a Harlequin Bass today at my LFS. I was told by the owner that he will not eat a cleaner shrimp. I was doing homework and went to go check up on him and notice the shrimp was in his mouth. Sucks.

yes, that is what it looks like, is that good for the tank?

So i was feeding my clowns when I notice this slug looking thing, i tried to take a picture but it is to small. It looks like a slug with little tenticales coming out of its body. it is white, and it is just on my glass. any one know what it is. try again to get a picture, but it is way...

NO, but setting up one up know, thanks. it is house with another clown, that is all

did not add anything to it, and yes they are salt like, um, this morning he is doing fine, acting like nothing is wrong, swimming towards food and what not. he is not swimming abnormal or anything,

So i went away for a couple of days, Everything was reading fine, Ammonia 0, nitrates 0, nitrites close to 0, but my clown fish has 3 white dots on his dorsal fin. i cannot put pictures up bc i lost my cord to plug into computer, but let me know what i can do. He is swimming fine with his...

yes one is bigger then the other. as of corals, probably only mushrooms.

take your word of advise about cycling a tank with live fish. Um. i am going to upgrading soon to a 40 gallon or so. i think that would be plenty of room of swimming. As of right now, the clowns do not fight, they actually swim with each other. when i first introduce them in the tank...

my skimmer is throwing out micro-bubbles. is this bad for the fish? If so, what can i do to fix it.

I am just going to have the two tomato clowns in it. nothing to big. just going to stock it with a better clean up crew.

i have a 20 gallon, i will have pictures up soon.

It was a hard first month for my saltwater tank. i had poor demsels died on me because my ammonia was out of control, but everything is back to normal. I did a water test and everything is normal. My current live stock, tomato clowns, one damsel that survive the shock, couple of blue-leg...