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Yea don't move it while it's full, you'll be asking for a disaster.

Some species of starfish actually do have eyes, there just not detectable, there usually at the end of there arms close to there tube feet. And like was said before, there are other ways of telling whether it's safe or not to come out.

Hey, I just set up a 50 gallon tank and I need some of your ideas for livestock. This is a fish only tank, I most likely will get some live rock though. I'm really not sure what I want yet, so I need some ideas. Thanks

Hey, I just set up a 50 gallon tank and I need some of your ideas for livestock. This is a fish only tank, I most likely will get some live rock though. I'm really not sure what I want yet, so I need some ideas. Thanks

Wait just a few days to make sure its ick. If it is then I'd suggest malachite green or some kind of copper based treatment. Ick is a more of a minor disease problem as long as you diagnose it early and don't wait until your fish are covered in spots. The fish will die withought medication, if...

It may be a glass anenome, they always come with LR, don't just remove it or it will multiply, squirt lemon juice on it to kill it.

Yea you want the sand in there so bacteria can colonize in there.

You can cycle your tank with fish, if not with damsels then with Mollys. Mollys are a freshwater fish but are extremely hardy, they can be placed in saltwater and live a long, healthy life just fine. There also very cheap, usally about 1$ each. Cocktail shrimps are good too, I think 2 sounds...

Yea I use a Maxijet 1200 to pump by protein skimmer and an Aquaclear 201 to pump by UV. I like them both, I've heard good things from everybody else about them too.

Where can you buy The Aqua C Remoras online? you can send it to Brettmagellan@yahoo.com Thanks

Awesome, nice to see some locals that enjoy fish around here!

Yea all UV's do is kill bacteria, which prevents a lot of diseases, It's still a useful tool to have tho.

Yea basically try everything till it finds something it likes. Just don't pollute your water. And yes I'd also recommend the garlic soak; I use the premaid formula by SeaChem called Garlic Guard. It works great with fresh and saltwater fish; I especially use it when I purchase finicky eating...

Sorry bout that. Yea I agree, An eel would quickly grow out of that size tank. 1.type of filtration needed for a loner eel It all depends, I’d recommend a canister filter but you could also have success with an Aqua Clear or Emperor filter. 2. how may lbs. of LR and LS needed Generally speaking...

I agree, an eel will quickly grow out of a 29 gal. tank. 1. type of filtration needed for a loner eel 2. how may lbs. of LR and LS needed Generally speaking 3. cleaner crew setup 4. lighting needed 5. sump/fuge needed(if so-> size and details to setup) 6. coral or none 7. powerhead needed and...

I use the Turbo Twist by Coralife in my 60 gallon tank. I paid like $70 for it I beleive. Keep in mind you also have to buy a powerhead if your going to buy one.

I Like the Turbo Twists by Coralife. I use one in my 60 gal. Discus tank.

Obviously, the novice fish keeper couldn't keep these. But for someone like me that knows what there doing with fish and has dealt with dangerous creatures, could keep one. Like I said before, you really had to provoke this animal for it to bite you, anyone that allows to, got what they were...

Blue ringed Octopi arn't that agressive. They should be kept in a species only tank however. The only way they'll bite you is if you really annoy it, you'd have to really get it mad to do so. They are fairly inexpensive... I saw ones the size of a dime selling for $20 a while ago. They actually...

Anybody know where you could buy bluerings?