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Originally Posted by nikeSB the difference is probably about 80$ haha. but they look cooler imo than a purple firefish yeah I definitley didn't have that in my budget for a fish, I tend to spend my money on corals.

Isn't the helfrichis one of the deep water fire fish that are like hundreds of dollars?

Originally Posted by meowzer HMMM....Maybe I'll get a purple firefish for my 29G I had a firefish in my 24 previously and he got bullied by my six line. So be careful

Originally Posted by Contraband629 Is a 3g tank big enough for a fire fish? Dude I wish I was at Mammoth *jealous*. It's a 5.5 gallon. Which. I suppose may be a bit small when he gets to full size. But since he's the only fish I think he'll be ok in there for quite a while at least

Ok, so its been a lil while since I've updated. Everything is going great though. I just got back from a 4 day trip to Mammoth and everything went well being ignored over the weekend yay! Lets see, unfortunatley the goby from the 12/26 picture died from nothing apparant. But the tank is...

My anemone tries to eat my flame shrimp everytime it's antennas brush against it. After almost being caught a few times my flame stays clear now. It's a gbta but I don't believe the species matters, they are oppurtunistic if it occurs

bump it up?

It's going to be a reef tank with probably 8 fish max. Nothing large. All community fish so no heavy eaters. I would probably add lots of live rock, chaeto and other macro algaes along with some miracle mud to the large refugium area then chemipure and a filter pad to the intake area. I think it...

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well your fish are probably hiding because you turned on the light when it was off for the night. Some fish get very used to our timed cycles. As for the swimming things, are they swimming onthe glass, or out in the open?

Here they are :)

Hi, so I have two true percs in my 24 nano. I bought them both at the same time in early October. One of them is about 3/4 inch the other 1 1/4 inches or so. The first month or so they just followed each other around and didn't necesarily interact any particular way towards each other. Then the...

Originally Posted by lion_crazz Not sure he means ever.. I think the poster meant a loss due to the use of Windex. Then again, I am not sure you could prove or disprove that Windex was the cause of death unless something died instantly (and then I think everything would have to start stressing...

Originally Posted by Flower I have been doing this for 30+ years and never lost a freshwater or saltwater critter. Holy cow, thats an incredible fishkeeping history. I wish I had luck like that.

Ok as the title said I'm looking into a "EcoSystem Pro Series Hang on Back Wet/Dry Filter System" for an alternative for my new 40 gallon tank build. I was considering an intank setup similar to a giant nano, but this pretty much has everything I need, while adding an extra 6+ gallons to my...

Ok I'm also looking at one of these refugium, skimmer back paks. "EcoSystem Pro Series Hang on Back Wet/Dry Filter System" Does anybody know anything about these? It seems like a good idea, it adds 6 gallons to the system and a really nice place for a refugium while keeping the DT larger. I...

Exciting update: So one of my buddies acquired an extra stocked tank, and now has an extra 20 lbs of live rock in a bucket with a heater and filter. Which means its time to get this build started. I decided on my filtration. I'm going to make a 4"Dx18Lx17H in tank acrylic sump with 4...

Your tank is so clean! Is that from your hard work? Or just minimal corraline?

So how are the new corals from your trip out treatin' ya? And what about that chaeto? Your frag of button polyp is doing great, I attached it to a rock with some super glue and its beeen fully open. I'll put a pic up on my pico diary soon.