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OK I was mistaken. It is the molten state. I thought that the shrimp after leaving its shelf would have no color. My new question does quick ich work? I am havng serious problems with my blue hippo tang which have bad case of ich

I woke this morning to find two Coral Banded Shrimps in my tank. Now I know that some may say that this this is the molten shrimp but why are both of them eating? What I cannot believe is that the newer one has large claws but not as big as the parent. How did that happen? I need answers fast.

Sorry my tank is 2 months old. My water levels are perfect according to the pet shop.

What do you think this could be? He seems fine now and is eating sea kelp just fine. Who was not completely white but very pale in color.

He just turned white and then after the light was turned on hell fell to bottom and regained his color.

My tang is just two months old and my fish are no bigger than a half a dollar. My tank is 45 gallons and I am hoping to graduate to 125 gallons soon. I just looked at him now and he seems fine. He sacred the heck of me being that he is an expensive fish.

I just turned on my tank light at around 10:30 to see my Blue Hippo Tang almost white falling to the bottom of the tank after I have turned on the light. I had my water tested earlier that day by the pet shop and I was told that my water was fine. What could be happening to my fish? all the...

Yes you are indeed correct. I am searching for a much bigger tank but I am not willing to pay an enormous price unless someone is willing to get a tank off their hands. Do you know of anyone?

These are the population which I have in my tank: Yellow and Blue Hippo Tang, red and white Coral banded shrimp (mean bugger), white and orange Clown fish, four star fish (three bottom feeders and one glass feeder) and a large mexican snail. Am I in good standing?