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Quote: Originally Posted by DaFishDude Well my clowns used to be in a 5 gallon I turned into a planted and they hated it. I could tell they didn't like it so I bought them a 60 gallon and they seem to have plenty of room. The female clown attacks the damsel and the male clown and the damsel...

no problem

Quote: Originally Posted by aaronconnell97 Thanks looking at slurp guns right now...is there any that are better than others... Or ones that arent worth their money? good ones will cost from $50 to $60. these guns work best on small fish of 2'' to 3'' or smaller. do your best to find a reef or...

Quote: Originally Posted by hallzy21 Update: I've been having some trouble finding a rainsford goby, and I'm thinking about changing plans and maybe just going with a good old fashioned clown fish. Gobies are rather skiddish anyways, and since this can only be a one fish tank, I think I'll go...

well good luck, you will almost haft to put the gun right next to them to catch them and have a great time fishin.

Quote: Originally Posted by trigger40 yes i have done it and do it all the time. netting the fish will be next to im possible. they have ther holes to run too on the reef and a net is just to slow to cach them. what you need is a suction gun. you swim up to the fish point the gun and pull the...

that is exactly what you need.

yes i have done it and do it all the time. netting the fish will be next to impossible(it may also harm the fish). they have ther holes to run too on the reef and a net is just to slow to cach them. what you need is a suction gun. you swim up to the fish point the gun and pull the handle sucking...

Quote: Originally Posted by Pegasus No, you don't have to buy all of it live. It's far cheaper to buy dry and cure it yourself. The advantage to buying everything live is that it speeds up the cycling process. If you want to save a ton of cash and are in no hurry, I suggest using dry. Adding...

well i got my new fish, he's a twin spot wrass!

ok i will deffinetly start small.

i just rememberd something i read when i joind about posting other sites and i always like to play things safe so thats why i said something. sorry for the wrong info.

Quote: Originally Posted by SeeCrabRun Sorry yes I have 1 power filter and just bought another. So if I paid 4-6 per pound and that came with free CUC then it was a good deal? oh yea! thats a great deal.

Quote: Originally Posted by Beth In terms of food, get the algae sheets. ok will do. thanks

Quote: Originally Posted by DaFishDude My female clownfish attacks my damsel. She even tore his fins! it sounds to me like you have a lot of agression in your tank you might want to look into fixing that.

Quote: Originally Posted by DaFishDude I never knew cardinals are shy. On *********** it says they're semi-agressive so I thought it would be ok. i wouldent listen to them they give bad info in my experience. and just an FYI you could get in troble if you say the name of another bisness on this...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy If you're gone less than two weeks don't feed the fish. The major maintenance needed is topoff to prevent salinity from rising too much or sump level getting too low. If you don't have an auto topoff then you may need someone to come in and topoff for you...

silverado they do sell automatic fish feeders. get your fish on dry food befor you leav and hire the neighborhood kid to come in and check on them for you and re fill the feeder if needed.

Quote: Originally Posted by SeeCrabRun Yes I have 1 and am getting another. What's a good price per pound for live rock? sorry but what do you mean buy yes i have one and i am getting another, do you mean powerheads? and live rock will cost from $14 to $8 for good live rock.

Quote: Originally Posted by Huma2011 We've had our 75 gal/8 fish only tank for about 6 mths. What do we need to know about getting our tank ready for while we are gone? good luck with that i just lost 4 fish on my week long trip.