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I am writing about #7, posted by gasguzzler, with 2 lions in the photo. P. antennata has "fleshy dorsal spines"- as does the photo P. radiata has horizontal stripes at the caudal peduncle- the one(s) in the photo do not. Color variations change due to time of day, stress, water conditions, etc...

Originally Posted by Gamedawg Those are not Russells, russells are very close to volitans, but different stripes, theya re very hard to tell apart. That is a Radiata. I know because I want one!!! They are a medium sized lion, not a dwarf, but won't get as big as a volitans. I disagree. The...

Originally Posted by sjohnny8 you forgot about the new georgia aquarium that is now the biggest in the world. I got to see a preview of it last week and it was the coolest thing I have ever seen. The spotted whale sharks are awsome. Qreef also missed The Adventure Aquarium (formerly The...

Originally Posted by maeistero http://www.georgiaaquarium.org/ yep, that place is insane. extra $35 gets you into the behind the scenes to look at filtration systems and all. ***) Heck, I would take you to see the filtration systems it was modeled after for a 6 pack. Tomorrow is my last day...

What is the only word in the English Language to use all the vowels in alphabetical order? This is not a trick question, there is such a word.

There are, to the best of my knowledge, no laws against keeping them in the US. Getting them out of Australia is where the red tape becomes a factor. Australia has STRICT laws concerning their collection and export. I work at a large public aquarium, and we had to pay app. $5000 each, and still...

Originally Posted by Lesleybird They missed one important point...............It takes at least a couple of dozen members to decide which type of light bulb to use to replace it! I mean really.......like are you sure that light bulb is the right degrees kelvin? The right spectrum? The right...

I'm an Orioles fan... At least our stadium is good.

I was hired to design and build the filtration systems for a store in Marlton/Cherry Hill. I had no idea how far these guys were going... WOW!!! 70+ breeder tanks of inverts 90+ breeder tanks of SWF 600+ tanks of FWF It's on Rt 70, just south of Rt 73, at the location of what used to be...

I live in Baltimore, but am building the filtration systems for a new store in the Cherry Hill area- The "old" Aquarium Authority

I am assuming you are talking about a Garabaldi. If you are, they are protected in California.You CAN catch fish, provided you have a chiller, and plan to keep all species from temperate waters. Check the legality of catching the fish. I stated you CAN catch the fish, but you may not be allowed...

I think you guys are interchanging O. niger, aka-"Niger Trigger/ Redtooth Trigger' with M. niger aka- "Black Durgeon Trigger". The Melacythis sp. gets much larger than the Odonus sp.

That is a MALE Crosshatch Trigger ((X. mento) The males cost substantially more than the females

Check the archives under my posts. I have explained UVs and ich several times... in a nutshell, UVs are good, but don't help with ich.

It looks like a Titan (B. viridescens) to me.

Looks like a Titan to me.

"and is one of only a few citizens in the world that has succesfully kept seadragons" quote from CELACANTHr. My professional understanding is that they are extremely hard to AQUIRE, let alone breed. I disagree with anyone who claims they are "next to impossible to keep". These posters are most...

No arguement here. I specialize in being "The Devil's Advocate" I did that post because I find it scary that so many people take posts on forums, as well as blogs as being factual information.

I meant to say "sw55galma" I am not attacking you...

Triggers (Balistidae) are opportunistic feeders. They will eat what is most readily available. Many species prefer crustacea, but most species will feed upon what is present. I used to be a commercial collector of "ornamental" marine invertebrates in the Lower Keys (FL). I would be followed by...