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Octopus are not reef safe and are easier then you may think to keep. They need at least a moderate size tank of at least 25 gallons (If they get to big you will need much bigger.) From the one I care for I can tell you that they are not picky eaters. The first two weeks I had mine I fed her...

Originally Posted by airforceb2 Clowns, Chromis, Gobis and Blennies are good starter fish. I actually think the Black Molly is the most hardiest. It is a brackish water fish but can survive just fine in freshwater as well as salt. It is an EXTREMELY hardy fish, when I cycled my first saltwater...

Originally Posted by acrylic51 The Tap Water Filters are crap!!!!! A friend of mine went this route and you could see the difference like night and day when he finally decided not to be a cheap [hr] and buy an RO/DI unit.....These things can't even compare to an RO/DI unit. Might be fine...

Using R/O water or distilled water is fine, as long as you add supplemental conditioners to replace the trace elements that were removed. If your looking for an inexpensive way to get purified water, you can always purchase a Tap Water Filter (Creative name huh?) it's by Aquarium Pharms. It...

Nahh. I wouldn't even try to keep them in the same tank, it's a losing battle.

Originally Posted by shawnts106 a full life in the ocean of course... but IF SOMEONE HAS ALREADY COLLECTED IT... AS IN A SUPPLYER... I DOUGHT THEY WILL RELEASE IT!!!... so I might as well BUY it and give it a year.. compaired to a possible week in a collection tub.. so... A year in a clean good...

I agree, it is possible however, you just need to make absolutely sure that the seahorse is receiving daily food. By the way, seahorses not only need to eat well, but they also must be fed very nutricious food to make sure it says healthy. It's gonna take more than just brine shrimp to keep them...

Yea unless your waiting for a disaster, even if this person was a Red Sox fan I'd still encourage to do something very diffrent with that tank. (By the way it's a beautiful tank, I wish I had an in-wall aquarium, you've just gotta change your livestock)

Yea Lions are OK with any type of fish as long as it wont fit into it's mouth. I have a volitan with my Maroon clown and they do fine, the lion is probobly the most peaceful fish I have!

Yea sea urchins get pretty big so I'd say just one, you could get away with 2 but, I'd still just say one. There great for algae control, I have a long spined urchin and he mostly comes out at night since they're nocturnal. Feather dusters should be fine just monitor the tang, make sure it...

Thanks, I hope it is beneficial, certainly took me long enough to write! lol

The banded watchman gobys max size is about 6 inches, so it wont get any bigger then what you've got. They are omnivores and accept a broad range of foods. It will rarely become aggressive with fish but may become territorial, they will also fight with it's own unless they are a mated pair. I...

No you want sand for them as they tend to bury themselves somewhat in the substrate. Yea be carefull with those things!

Yea I saw a freshwater moray eel at ***** the other day that looked really cool, it was actually bigger then my snowflake. But yea there are many types of fresh and brakish water eels, most breed in saltwater.

First of all, this is a saltwater forum so you usually won't get much help here. However I do happen to know a lot about freshwater bettas. They definitely do not require a tank 50 gallons, putting a single betta in a tank that large would be, a waste and if I don't say so myself, a very boring...

Yea this is a saltwater forum, hence the name Saltwaterfish.com so you won't find much help here. Sorry

Yea they ship it the same way as LFS get their livestock, I just got an order in a week or two ago. They package everything in a Styrofoam cooler double bagged. Everything I got came alive except for my anemone crab, which was the cheapest thing I ordered so I wasn't too upset . The only thing I...

Even a 125 may be too small for the shark egg. Even that black edge eel you got there is pushin' it, everywhere I've looked online (I did some special research just for you) says that they need at least 125 gallons of water, you don't even have half that! The only eels you could have in a tank...

I'll look at it. BrettMagellan@yahoo.com