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I have a pair of CBS in my tank. Tonight while feeding I noticed one of them is way fatter than the other. Any chance one is pregnant and if so, any chance of raising the young? I will resize and post a picture also. Any help is appreciated.

I read that and also searched online some last night. Every where I looked mentioned stray voltage as a main cause also. I will get a grounding probe asap.

Forgot to post salinity is 1.0255, checked with refractometer.

Test results are in: Ammonia- 0ppm Nitrite- 0ppm ph- 8.2 Nitrate- I lost the color chart but looking at the color and memory I would guess less than 20. As I said, no problems with coral or inverts, starfish, anemone, shrimp etc. Calcium- 420 Alk- 3.2 dkh- 9.0 I feed Formula 2 pellets...

Any one have any ideas what may be going wrong with my fish? Tank is 125 with 40 gallon sump with cheato. Around 120 lbs. sand and I would be scared to guess how much rock. Only 4 fish in there. See attached pic of Atlantic Blue Tang, this fish and my puple tang look like maybe some ich but also...

I have (3) 175 watt halides over my 125 along with 440 watts of VHO and so far haven't had any trouble keeping anything.

The niger I had never ate any of my hermits but he would pick them up and swim around the tank with them and spit them out. At least I never seen him eat one. I didn't have any shrimp with him but I would go buy bait shrimp on occasion to feed him and he would wear them out.

Clown trigger I used to have by far was my favorite.

I have a pair of CBS in my tank now. They will chase my cleaner shrimp away if he gets close enough. These two make my 2nd and 3rd that I have had (sold the first with my other tank) and never had any of them kill another shrimp before but not saying they wouldnt either. When I set up my 125...

I have a toadstool that hasnt opened up in the last few days. When I came home Friday my BTA had gotten itself stuck and chewed up in one of my powerheads. Nothing else seems to have any ill effects. Linkia star, serpent stars, crabs, shrimp or other corals. I changed about 30 gallons of water...

I just bought my first frogspawn also. Not my first coral but first of those. I have never seen a purple one before so I jumped on it.

I had my 2 clowns for a year or so and then bought a BTA and after a couple of months the female started hosting in it. It only lasted a couple of weeks before I came home from work Friday and found the BTA in my SEIO pump. I just bought a nice green carpet so I will see if they take to that.

I dont have true percs but my tank raised false percs finally took to my anemone. I had the clowns and then got a BTA. It took about 2 months probably but finally the female started going in and out over the last week or so until she hangs out in there most of the time. The only thing I did was...

Nice looking tang. I have one but it hasnt competely changed yet. At times he is more blue that others but the blue around him is a nice contrast.

We went in 2000. My daughter knew about Disney but we left a day eary to go to Sea Word which she did not know about and absolutely loved it. We did like was mentioned earier, go to the park in the morning then come back to the hotel during the midde of the day and then off to somewhere else in...

Al, what are you thinking? If I wanted you to know, I would be talking. Married...with Children

When I had my eel I bought a feeding stick from the LFS. If he wasnt hungry he wouldnt pay any food any attention. When he was hungry he would go after it. Sometimes he would go 4 or 5 days without eating. No problems at all.

Originally Posted by ANTHONY17 OK IM GETTING CARRIED AWAY BY THIS THREAD BUT IM LOVIN IT SO HERES ANOTHER ONE ITS ACTUALLY PRETTY HARD SO DONT THINK ITS ACTUALLY EASY... Which is heavier: a pound of gold or a pound of feathers? Both the same. A pound is a pound.

I have a 125 gal tank with 3X175 halides with 4X 4' vho. I have always wanted a carpet anemone. Would the lighting be ok for one? 2X mag 7 return and a SEIO 1500 I believe in the tank and want to get one more for circulation.