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does SWF.com serve the UK as well as the US. if not can you recommend a company that is as reliable and trustworthy as SWF.com for healthy shipped fish? A fellow hobbiest has been searching for the magnificent foxface with no luck but he lives in the UK. I do know SWF.com gets them...

i have never seen a puffer do that before.. it may be a natural instinct for him as protection if he feels threatened in the new tank

you can purchase an octopus HOB skimmer or CPR backpak skimmer these are very effective skimmers if you have no plans on using a sump.. also skimmer is optional if your not going to have corals in the tank.. however if you plan on keeping any type of corals in the future I do recommend...

due to the variety of species I feed the following dry foods: spectrum marine pellets, spectrum thera+A pellets veggie flakes(omega one) frozen prepared: herbivore foods: emerald entrese, formula 2 omnivore:formula one, formula reef, carnivore: plankton,squid yum yums ,mysis shrimp,krill...

thats good to hear .. if you have way to put a carbon bag in it or have a old hob filter you can add carbons too place that on your tank just till it clear up.. I know my aqualclear hob filters clear them up fast.. the bags tend to work faster than the pads do

I'm not an expert on any fish but I have had experience with a panther grouper I had mine for 6 yrs...he was aprox 13 inches when I lost him.. along with my other fish due to faulty hydrometer... my panther was quite docile.. however I fed daily and he was kept with large fish and eels...

keep that carbon pack running to eliminate the toxins that the cuc has expelled.. if you had not replaced that when you did you may have lost your entire tank..

its not unusual for an eel to eat a venomous fish.. these guys are tanks... I would start feeding this eel daily to keep him at bay if you don't intend to move him out into his own tank..you don't have to gorge him just satisfy his need for food.. the larger these animals get the larger...

i must have had weird maroons i had 3 of them living in the same anemone all placed in at different times .however it was a 300 gal tank and i would introduce them on separate ends of the tank and eventually they went into the anemone.

Originally Posted by gouchemonster hi, i have 10'' SNE and a 2-3'' porcupine puffer both in a standard 20g. Is it crucial to get a bigger tank now or just a year? If yes, what size do you recommend just for the 2? depends on how many tanks you intend on buying by the time that puffer reaches...

I agree with the cyclopseze .. i would would also get some formula 2 cubes once they thaw they can be mushed up very fine for the little guy to be able to feed.. or left in cube form for it to graze upon

3 false percs is not a good idea. you will likely end up with two. actually even sfw.com states when it comes to the false percs they do well in schools its one of the few clown species that will group.. as they do in the wild there will be one female to a group of 6 ...The Percula...

i feed my fish 3-4 times a day(small amounts) sometimes more depending on how often I walk by the tank and they look at me with begging eyes..OK so I'm a sucker for fishy eyes..lol I alternate between spectrum pellets and veggie flakes through the day. every evening I feed a meaty food...

looking good is that a Bernese mountain dog? or a mix

water changes are not just meant to keep your basic perimeters in check..as time goes by nutrients in the water become depleted .nutrients we don't normally test for nor do normal dosing for.. keeping up maintenance water changes keep these beneficial nutrients to peek levels for better...

OMG who left the door unlocked ?i told you all.!!!.. people will get in if you don't keep it locked ..lol j/k welcome back

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drop me an email at *** Sorry but giving out your email for the purpose of selling/trading things is not allowed, even if you are not the one making money from it. -Sep i have a supplier that may help as for you nitrate spike dose your tank with prime this will detoxify nitrates and ammonia in...

if a clown fish's slime coat is not present or enough of it for protection yes it becomes food for the anemone as would any kind of fish that in nature doesn't have this type of slime coating.. this specialized coating protects the fish from the sting of the anemone

Originally Posted by Oceansidefish If you have a FOWLR then just Hypo your whole tank.... cuz you don't hypo a puffer fish ....they cannot handle the stress of lower salinity