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Dont sweat it if the eel dont eat for a few weeks or months. give jim a few days without trying to feed than try fresh uncooked shrimp soaked in garlic xtreme. If it still dont eat try again in few days.

What type of puffer do you have and what type of eels do you have? Also what are you useing for filtration and do you have a skimmer? The fish that you have allready are messy eaters and you might have to much of a bio load by adding another fish. And yes most groupers do get to big for a 125.

A 29 is really kinda small for most aggressive fish so yes you are really limited as to what you could keep. but a 29 would make a nice home for a angler.

A 55 would be fine for a small snow flake eel that was no bigger than 24 inches. But a 75 would be a better choice. Yes eels do tend to not move around much but if they do decide to the eel will be verry cramped in a 55 not much room to move once you consider they can get 3 feet long. And im...

Build yourself a fuge out of a 55 gallon tank.

How often do you feed your trigger? You may want to try and take the trigger out and rearange the rock than put the trigger back in.

I voted for the black hawaiian trigger.

Where in wisconsin are you?

Could you post a pic of it?

Ohio is a island????

Wow just about a page and a half of bi###ing back and forth about snakes gators whales and who knows what. Maybe it will get back to the really cool puffer and the huge tank it will live in.

Try putting crabs in there.

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75 gal AGA tank, stand, glass hoods, heater, hob, 48" coralife 260 watts with lunar lights $350.00 pick up only.

Could you send pics? bikertrash2@gmail.com

Me?? about 300 miles

I dont rember if it was a year or two old. So i just use it for doing water changes.

ups ground would be 12.00 to that zip. the mag drive is submersible.

let me know if any one backs out. I have a 75 gal with stand 48" coralife pc light 260watts. 2 hob, hoods will even throw in mag drive 24 and little giant.

The Mag drive is 2400gph and the Little Giant is 1000gph.