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haha thats funny, btw you win a blood worm, would that be in the continental us? :thinking:

my biggest is my LN butterfly which is about 4''

This is a random thread I thought of... post pics of your biggest fish, then we can find out who has the biggest fish on SWF.com this doesn't include eels but does include sharks.

That's awesome...this is your first tank right? Good luck with your eel, what other fish do you plan on having?

Bicolor Blennies,Clownfish, Bluespot jawfish

I agree with net, I would leave it unless it starts looking worse than that.

I'm just throwing this out at ya but that sized tank you could do for about 2000$ to get your feet wet before you put 50,000 into your dream tank. Here is the best way that I can put it in the smaller tank if you mess up worse scenario is all of your fish and LR and sand cant be used costing...

I dont want to come off the wrong way...I've only been in the hobby for a year...I would start out with like a 70-100gal with something like this Dwarf Puffer Dwarf Angel Smaller tang like a kole/yellow eyed A smaller sized eel and a dwarf lion. Thats something along the lines that I would do if...

thanks...I have a big pump maxijet pump in my tank, thats where my clowns choose to hang out, is there a chance that when they lay their eggs they get sucked up into the pump. I'm really thinking about breeding clownfish and I think I might be doing something thats causing them not to lay eggs...

That is an awesome pond I must say...I think I might start saving my money for a good "cause".

I've never seen alagea that looks like that...pretty cool stuff you got yourself there.

Are you able to se clown eggs with the [hr] eye? I'm wondering because my clowns have been protecting a small area but I cant see what their protecting.

It depends...what I've found out from my experience is if you keep your fish well fed then they wont bother chasing your shrimp.

A protien skimmer is the essential part of filtration but I wouldn't rely on just that. Many people do. I would also get a sump if you could and have a refugium too to cut down nitrates.

Just to let you know you wont be able to be the 40 on your desk. I would say you could do a 24 gallon stocked and everything for around 4-500. Do you want to go reef or FOWLR

I would go as big as you can afford, because most likely your going to have to do hypo and its really hard to control water parameters in such a small tank. I dont know but maybe someone else knows if you should put all your fish into hypo or just the 2 with ich, because it could spread to the...

I'm not sure but I read about this with octopus and starfish that if they die while they were on the glass they will stay attached unless you pull them off. Don't move it until someone else replies to this thread and knows a lot about sea cucumbers.

I've never encountered this...but I might be able to narrow it down for you. How long has it been up? How big is it? How many fish? and how long did it cycle for? do you have Live Sand? I'm guessing it could be stirred up sand because my jawfish did this and when I came home it looked like...

I have a baby hippo tang, he hides and everynow and then he will get small scratches. Yours looks more to be something stress related. If it is injury your doing the right thing but supplementing the food. Just make sure your trates,trites and ammonia are all down low. Hope this helps. Jimmy

As long as you change your bulbs I would say good idea. I have one and I have never had any diseases in my tank. It's been up for a bit under a year.