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they definitely can't fit in a 75 gallon....temporarily though they can. they grow to be 18 inches long and need at least a 180 gallon tank.

that's normal but i don't know what its there for

i think i'm just gonna kill the rock then. that's how much i can't stand these things in my tank.

so if i dip them in over saturated water it'd kill the veratid snails, i think that's what they're called, and not the rock?

how long can the bacteria in the liverock live in freshwater before it dies? it's not the aiptasia i hate, it's the something snails that spew snot into the water column to catch food. will it kill everything?

Originally Posted by Hanzo26 I am thinking about getting a Copperband Butterfly for my tank. Mainly to eat and rid my tank of aiptasia. I've heard a lot of them are difficult to get to eat. How hard are these fish to keep? Are they really sensitive? I currently have a blue hippo, maroon...

don't name my fish cause it jinx's my fish. everytime i actually name a fish it dies. as soon as i stopped naming them, they stopped dieing. i'm goin on 3 years without a death.

won't work....might for a little while but once they mature they become more aggressive towards each other.

i would get a 125 but that depends on what other type of fish you want to get with it.

Originally Posted by michaelf1478 all my fish are getting along great right now to and my koran is my sweetiest fish never fights for food and some time playys with my tangs. my 2 tangs are like best friends when you see 1 you see the other they always swim togeather. my puffers are new too each...

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wish i knew, i don't know how to de-stress an anemone other than make sure the water quality is good and maybe put some stress coat into the tank.

a chevron tang is so expensive because they're harder to get. i hope you know that they don't look as pretty when they mature. gets about 11 inches long and needs at least a 100 gallon tank. the tang is pretty much taken care of the same as any other tang. lots of veggies.

yes

ur cardinal has a mouth full of eggs. cardinals of all kinds, the males, will not eat for almost a month while they have the eggs in their mouth. if they weren't fed correctly or fattened up they will swallow the eggs before they die.

not dead but it looks like something happened such as the water quality isn't good enough for it or it was acclimated poorly. i could be wrong though. i would only say this if this is how it looks all the time.

i like naso's but i'm a big fan of vlamingi tangs..same family different look.

i'll ship these any where....my zip is 13027 if you want to figure out the shipping costs

Originally Posted by Kevin34 Whats generaly the most reef safe dwarf angel between a flame, bicolor, and coral beauty or any other dwarf angel that looks just as good as these 3. every single one of those has an equal chance of being reef safe and not being reef safe. some will pick at corals...

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