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I know nothing about super tangs tell me more please

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Jay i totaly agree about the Naso they can grow to over a foot in the home aquarium. BUT if we go by Imforbis within a very short time her hippo will grow to over 12" I have seen a lot of home aquariums and NEVER have i seen a hippo that size.

With all due respect to my good friend Jay i have been a keeper of tangs in my tank for years and have never had to remove one because it out grew the tank. fish size is predicated on wild caught fish not fish kept in a closed system infinitely smaller then the open ocean

love it and i know you want BB but how would that look with black sand

can you explain the hard time you had getting your tank to start cycling

you say you destroyed it and its all shredded. this can and will lead to released toxins in your thank. But its your tank i am just telling you what i would do. BTW how big is your tank

just so i understand you are keeping the molllys because you like them as a fish in your tank and NOT as part of your clean up crew

if it was me i would remove it do a large water change and run carbon

Black Mollies as apposed to a clean up crew ?????

if its food grade you are ok

• Newspaper: Crumple newspaper and stuff it into the container. Snap on the lid and leave it overnight or longer. • Charcoal: Place a piece of charcoal in the container. Seal shut and let sit until the odor has been absorbed. • Baking soda: Make a paste of baking soda and water and rub over...

Never use fish as a sacrificial medium to start your cycle. use time tested safe methods without putting fish at risk

Waked into my local ***** today to buy some dog food. they had a Peppermint Angelfish for sale $49.00 is that a good deal

YES

Time to try old school. Pick a corner where you can easily syphon them out. Turn off all the lights in the tank and room. Then shine a flashlight in the area you want to siphon. Be patient when they come to the light and you start siphoning them out.

Im a little confused. you were trying to cycle your tank with dry rock and dry sand. but what were you adding for organic breakdown ? while LR may play a part it bio filtration it does not have to play a big part in successfully keeping a tank

Why are you using a fish to start your bio filtration ?????? its not just total weight that matters its how many pieces of rock that make up the total weight that will influence how your tank looks

In my opinion anytime i will have a DIY project that can have the wood exposed to water i seal it with epoxy