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if i could find him id take him out and put him in the nano. He hides in the daytime though.

My long spine urchin thinks he should redecorate and he only likes to knock things over in exceptionally hard to reach places. grrrrr

look into used lighting. thats the route i took. I spent almost three hundred bucks on my first PC lighting fixture and have spent that much total on my halides after buying used. and I currently own three differend pendants. also take advice with a grain of salt here. Poke around the forums...

mine have all put their foot down at longest overnight . if they are happy they get to work immediatelyt

we had a pico set up and the evap was awful. we got a deal on a biocube 8 from our lfs. It was 75 bucks. so we have our sexy shrimp in there with a couple non photosynthetics and softies. Its very hard to keep the water right in a pico and we had a hard time keeping sexy shrimp alive. No...

yes he will eat shrimp plus my wife likes little docile fish so i dont want to run the risk of him picking off one of her precious. lol Id never hear the end of it even though they are not very aggressive.

a ten gallon tank itself is like ten bucks twenty at most.

if you can wait til last to add it. We had a neon pseudo that terrorized everything it could . got rid of it and now we have a mcculloghi and it is very peaceful .

ah thank you for that tidbit of info. The tusk is one of my favorite fish that i can not have. My tank is a reef and I cannot afford to have the tank it would take to house them properly. of course if i leave it up to my wife I could have one. Thats how you get a puffer in your reef tank as well.

you are probably going to have problems with the eclipse filter. i know we went through three impellers before we upgraded our tank because of it .

all clams filter feed. But they are very dependent on lighting i would not try them without t-5s at a minimum croceas are a very light demanding clam and prefer to be on the rockwork derasa are one of the lowest light demanding clams as is the squamosa and prefer a sandy bottom .

geez dont check things for a few days and look what happens. FYI also scored a derasa. not as nice as my golden derasa was but still nice. I'll have to get some pics up.

you may want a type of air filter for your face .that sand is probably not going to smell too hot. I had broken down a neglected 55 and it was pretty awful.

Blue throats are reef safe. and i believe the pink tail is as well. I had a blue throat in my reef for a while but he quickly outgrew his home. Very cool fish with good personality

heres a picture i could find really quick

the aussie tusks have a brighter coloring and a bit more blue in them. if you see them side by side you can easily tell which one is an aussie .

We have a small juvenile mappa puffer that we have had since he was the size of a quarter. As he has gotten bigger his coloring has changed to a golden color. he definately has the striping and patterning of a mappa but the color is different from any mappa ive seen. Has anyone ever seen a...

cut back your light schedule then. how long do you leave them on.

you will see fish there that you would be hard pressed to see anywhere else. hawaiian dragon eels clarion angels snowflake clowns etc etc etc

absolutely fish in clifton nj will. I dont know how far you are from there but they are one of the best lfs ive ever been to.