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A gramma isn't a great starter fish either. While hardy they need good water quality

Dwarf angel

He's made it this long , I figure its safe. I was gona put the angel in my 56, but I may just put it w the naso now.

Lol hey mauler. He's doing good. Eating very well. Still in qt, bc iam dog/ house sitting. I wana be home when he goes in the big tank to monitor for issues.

There is a member who's mandy likes mullet roe. Any small sw fish roe would possibly wrk

Did you do an online search for it?

Center piece doesn't have to be boss. Generally means the most vivid, easily seen. flame, clarion, potters, angles, tangs, some people use a large school of fish ie anthias

Ok. I just ordered some last month. I was amazed how many types there are!. He's like you want sugar sized? Ummm? Lol oolite? Yea I can get that. Ok that. Its crazy. I have a coarse black in one of my tanks, but I saw that when I bought it. I knew that was coarse

"Surgar" sized sand. Would this be considered fine or coarse?

Have any of you been able to find nutramar prawn roe yet?. It's great stuff but very hard to find since summer

Lol you'll be surprised what they can eat.

I've only seen 1 piebald. Driving to my hunting area lol. I dont even get them on trail cams

Isn't this winter great? Lol

Yes tap varies greatly. Ro/di should not

Listen buddy!!! Lol jk jk Yes brine is not ideal. But live is better than dead, dead is better than nothing. Prawn roe, cyclopese are all much better options. Mine eat mysis aswell, but that can take a bit

Live newly hatched brine is very nutritious. Frozen brine no, but it will start it down the path to eat frozen

Ha ha ha ha I have had a sea gull, raccoon,birds, ect myself. I get you

You def do your homework lol well done. You'll make a fine draggonet queen.

Just give him time. It took my naso over a wk lol now he's a pig

They can take a bit of time to adjust. Its picking is it eating