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Quote: Originally Posted by Flower I won't keep a pet that bites me... If it were my fish, it would either be rehomed or go to toilet heaven i have only had one pet that would bite me on purpose and thats was my turtle. i got him when i was weee little, i just set him free into a koi pond...

Quote: Originally Posted by DaFishDude Well, if your trigger did that to you, well... You could say "bye bye!" To your finger. he/she would still be my favorite! lol

lol sorry but i dont know to much about corals althoug i would like to have one some day.

Quote: Originally Posted by HenryJordan Hello! I am Henry hi henry!

sweet, are you gona do corals?

any other input is welcome.

Quote: Originally Posted by 3dees you can find sites that will say you can have it in a 55 gal. look at live aquaria. they are probably the best and they recommend a 180gal. for a Piccaso. a lfs will tell you a hippo tag is fine in a 75 but that doesn't make it so. just trying to help you from...

well i know for a fact the tank is plenty big for a piccaso if i keept it alone but i would rather not do that. and i really like the angels so i thought maybe the majestic because its on the smaller size and i have heard/read mixed reviews on weather the majestic would work in the 75.

Quote: Originally Posted by Flower LOL...It only "tickles" for now. Bang Guy once posted a picture of the damage his little darling did to him. man if a fish did that to me it would go straight down the toilet. lol... unless it was my precious.

Quote: Originally Posted by Flower Hi, Get this book, the adult size of the fish is listed, and the minimum tank size the fish can live in...and like Bang Guy said...minimum really does mean the least amount of space needed. When it comes to tank size....the bigger, the better! Here is...

i was just wondering because picking the right fish is always difficult IMO. and if i have a 20g tank and the clown i want needs a 20g tank minimum does that mean i could get two. this is not an actual situation i was just asking.

what do you guys think about a majestic angel and a humu piccaso trigger in a 75 with some inverts, i know triggers like to eat inverts but the one i plan to put in ther leaves hermits, starfish, and turbo snails alone.

Quote: Originally Posted by Shark-bite I'm still doing my research on keeping sharks and won't get one for a long time, but I am wondering if anyone sells any juveniles around gulf shores or Orange beach well if you live around any of those areas go over pensacola bay pass and fish with a shark...

Quote: Originally Posted by DaFishDude Ok, u mean for the saltwater. For freshwater I think every other day is good because my fish are tiny. well it can work both ways you just feed the fresh water in smaller amounts. the idea of this method is to get the fish full without left overs. you put...

Quote: Originally Posted by DaFishDude People feed bettas 2 times a day usually and I feed my fish every other day. Same for saltwater. Should I be feeding my saltwater fish more than that? I just did what I did to freshwater fish in that tank. the way i think it should be is feed your fish...

Quote: Originally Posted by silverado61 Major update: Well, I had trouble uploading the pictures I promised but I solved the problem. A lot of progress has been made since the last time I posted pics so bare with me. This is going to be a long overdue update. BTW: I lost my thumb nail...

Quote: Originally Posted by rcleary171 Don't judge a fish by its cover. lol i like the fish afro

just a question, when books list the minimal tank size for clowns do you think they are taking into account that people want to pair them or do they list the minimal tank size for a single fish or a pair.

lol that is a lot of fish for a five gallon, i dont know how i missed that. but i would get rid of a few of thoes fish... Just a suggestion. but its good that your saltwater tank is going good

it was probaly just a fase to establish territory.