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I mis-typed, but I guess you knew what I meant.

All you need is a resident saltwater fishing license. As I said before, don't break the law. You can catch your OWN fish, but cannot sell them. There are strict laws on sizes of ornamentals, and quantity caught. The FWC is especially strict on angels, almost as strict as they are on lobsters...

Hello fellow AZA member. IMO, the sand filter is going to clog up almost daily. I should point out that other than that, you have a rockin setup.

lots of cool critters under the Blue Heron Blvd Bridge on the Intracoastal

I hate to be a critic, but are you going to have more filtration? The sand filter and wet/dry seem very undersized. I am willing to build a skimmer for your tank if you want. Your profile states "zookeeper'. Are you AZA?

Tangman, I did research a few months ago and got customs info contradicting yours. I was researching importation of absinthe, and came across the Cuban cigars. What I interpreted was that Cuban cigars can be brought into the country, as long as they... 1) are for personal consumption (no exact...

I used to manage a large LFS, and summer is the slow season for aquarium stores. You will need some really good experience, as you will be competing against other college students, as well as HS students. Good Luck

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When I lived in So Fla, I used to catch my own fish. Make sure you have a saltwater license, and follow the sizing rules. DO NOT F*** with the FWC, they will confiscate your dive gear, boat, etc. if you break the law. I agree with Ophiura, in reference to making sure you will be able to keep the...

Lionfish are indopacific (not from the Caribbean) Queen Angel could work. I would check into a Queen Trigger with tail streamers. They are pretty fish, and have the "plumage". They also are native to the Caribbean

Depending on your local water, you might be able to use tap water. I used to live in So. Florida and used a 5 stage RO/DI. I now live in Baltimore and use tap water on my reef. Our city water averages 50 to 75 ppm of TDS. I sold my RO/DI on ---- because no one in Baltimore needed one.

Assasi Triggers are my favorite. They come from The Red Sea, and are commonly called True Picasso Triggers. They are relatively peaceful (as far as triggers go). They don't go thru any major coloration differences from juvenile to adult.

Originally posted by jdragunas yes, a lawnmower blennie would be much easier to keep. Because scooter blennies are not actually blennies, they are a form of a goby (like the aforementioned mandarin goby), they need a lot of LR to eat. They feed 24 hours on the algae. They are not gobies...

My concern is the "head down, butt up". This is usually defensive positioning caused by aggression from other fish. Do you have any other tangs, especially other Acanthurus/Paracanthrus sp.?

Clipper City is good, just a little too pricey for what it is (imo)

Originally posted by Lexus9903 The true meat of the Gods is MOOSE! Healthiest for you with none of that steroid pumped up crap they give the cows. Anyone have a chance to get some moose meat, do it!!!! Also, one moose, will feed a family all the steaks, burger,jerky etc that they need for a...

God love DG Yuengling and Sons. I moved to The Keys, no Yuengling Lager, I moved to Baltimore, now the ^%$#-#$! sell Yuengling EVERYWHERE in The Keys. I'm gonna name my first born "Lager", ahhhh, Yuengling Lager. And in honor of living in Bodymore Murderland... Natty Boh, worst beer you gotta love.

Black and Red volitans are the same thing, just different color morphs. Pterois volitans can actually change color, usually depending on their diet. Black volitans usually cost more because they are not as common as the lighter/"orangey" patterns.

Originally posted by fishy411 still a pretty good chance of it nipping yur lion. I would go with a Niger, Pinktail, or bluethroat trigger. They are the least aggressive species. Even with one of these u would sitll have to get rid of yur puffers to keep a lion. I have to agree, B. undulatus...