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that looks more like a kenya tree to me than a colt

you can train them. what i had to do to get mine to start eating was to spray it with cyclopeeze. then it would open and you could feed it. After a while I would just start feeding my fish and the food in the water would cause it to open. Wait like twenty minutes and then feed the coral. it...

Ok currently I have a 55 gallon in an outside unheated shed. the tank was given to me and will be setup when we move into the new house. Im extremely worried about the seals going bad being in the cold weather. It will be there for another month or so. Is this a bad idea? do i need to try...

the brain is very low maintenance though and if you can get him to do a 10% water change every week then he should do fine with it. Also what about a bubble coral. everyone who sees our tank notices that thing way before any of the other stuff in there.

nice that is so awesome glad you had some luck with them!!!!!

i would not recommend that at all

good luck crimzy they are truly beautiful and wonderful and would love to see them thrive. im pulling for you.

once its dug in you should be ok. they think they are tough when they are dug in lol. you will enjoy it a great personality

jawfish may very well be digging a burrow in the back. ours has dug about fifteen different ones before he decided on his new spot now. lets hope!

For my jumping fish problem I attached screen door mesh along the back of my canopy and taped it down to the back side of the tank. if i need to run cords through it its just a small slit. it ahs worked well so far and my firefish love to jump

I have met a guy who has idols in his tank. he said in order to get them to eat he would smash the food into the rocks so when they were picking at the rock thjey would get some of it too. Hes had them for over a yr so it looks like it works.

we had a wild caught neon psuedo that could have survived anything. He killed more fish than we could count. Talking double digit kills.

Ok pico owners what are you using for lighting? the standard 50/50 9 watter just isnt cutting it. Here are my stipulations. no halides. must be small do not want it to be overly large and hanging over the edge. mounting legs a plus. just want to keep some lps and softies. What is actually...

pretty sure calcium precipitates at that level can you see it in the tank? Like its snowing?

Originally Posted by BoneSnapper I am running PC's right now, and I am very pleased with the coral I can keep with them, LPS, Sofities, Zoas, and Mushrooms. I even have a few yumas and ricordias under them. I think PC's are fine unless you want to get SPS. i used to think that way until I got...

christmas wrasse may be a bit aggressive. we had one and he was a terror picked at clams and everything.

I have a 150 hqi over my 37 and i keep sps. The only thing that sucks is you get a shaded area under the center tank support . Id love to do two 150s over it though.

we go to fishtopia in fishkill ny pet stop in newburgh ny absolutely fish in clifton nj beitals aquarium in ny somewhere westchesterish or rocklandish lol and fishtown usa in ramsey nj. I know those are kinda far but those are what we hit up.

if thats 70 lbs of rock i must have way more than i though in my 37 gallon.