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hockey fans should know this already. Georges Vezina GAA 3.45 He is the goaltender that the Vezina trophy (for the NHL's top goaltender) was named after goes to each year.

Go to a local tackle shop or maybe the fishing section in walmart and you can get battery operated bait bubblers. They are not as good as a generator but a hack of a lot cheaper. Most are set up for 5-10 gallon buckets and I would recomend 5-6 for 120 gallons at least.

I say if you have the room, go for it! They are great fish.

Ive got him in a 240. his roommates are: Stonefish Picasso trigger Niger trigger Emperor Snapper Toadfish Dejardini Tang Volitans Lionfish, I know very risky. Jeweled Moray Fimbriated Moray So far they all get along but I do know that something may flip out at some point. My triggers are by far...

I have one that's about 4-5" and so far no problems. He is in with some pretty tough customers though, but he has been very passive for the most part.

Originally Posted by yupi1982 Originally Posted by engineer Try this link, it has a video of a mantis shrimp in action!! http://truenorthreef.com/mantis.wmv That was a great video!

definately a very cool eel though, he'll look good in your tank.

Originally Posted by unleashed the mexican dragon is concidered the same as the jeweled eel.same species but 2 color variations depending on the region it comes from.he the mexican.these are just common names given to boost sales and interest.there is only one type of true dragon eel listed...

When I originally go my 240 I wanted a Tesse but could not find one around here so I got my jeweled and my fimby. Tesses are awesome looking eels.

I just buy and drop using the same logic of buying fast food for youself might build up your immune system. Just kidding, sort of, I do buy and drop and even catch and drop but only from trusted sources. PS.. I will check with the local water reports prior to catching my own feeders. I won't...

It's actually a jeweled moray. I have heard it called a mexican dragon but I've also heard that they are 2 diferent species.

I've only been able to get her to eat feeders. I'll buy goldfish sometmes but mainly I just give her whatever baitfish I have left over from when I go fishing.

yeah, that is algea on her she can shed her skin to get rid of it but it helps with the camoflauge. I don't really have any other decent pics yet.

Long Live My Stonefish!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

the red sea sailfin ( not gonna try to spell dejar..... ) is pretty aggressive, mine constantly taunts my other fish, especially my eels.

yeah, he was the second to last fish into the tank, a jaguar toadfish has been added since. He's (so far ) the most mild tempered of my triggers.

I've caught them fishing before and would have to say no for keeping one on a 55g. They are very active and can get up to ( my experience ) about 18".If you had a larger tank with alot of swimming room then yes, but be very careful of the spines.

I have a red sea sailfin that loves the nori from the grocery store. I tear it into the size I want and put into a tupperware bowl with a lid and place a capful of garlic guard and a capful of vita-chem and shake it up. The nori doesnot fall apart but does soak it in, you'll have to experiment...

Here's Bruno, my red devil.

I have a black Volitan in my tank and he's fine right now with all 3 of my triggers. I will admit I have a considerably larger tank then you and would not suggest the same combo as me. Again putting anything in with triggers can be a risk but as long as they have enough room and do not have to...