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How bout u swap out the volitan with a russels cuz they stay smaller, and dont get a trigger. Get a nice tang, and instead of the trigger, how about a tusk? 5 fish is more than enough for yer biolad, especially eaters like those

It is spelled angler. The cleaner shrimp will get eaten in no time. Thats a huge bioload, i wouldnt do it. No angler. The two eels and a dwarf lion, thats it. The shrimp will be eaten very soon

Its like a big yawn, right? Sometimes lions do that at feeding time, but is it like wen he snaps at the food? It could be just from old age. Exactly how old is he?

Those fish wont do so well in a 90 if they live their lives out in there, and no lion with a puffer/trigger. They dont do too well together, unless u wanna risk it. Just warning u...u might wake up with a torn up lion. But, if you got a 125 for example, you could get all of those fish no prob...

Thats a possibility flatzboy, they ARE both from Ohio

Yes, now please stop posting. Thank you

No, trust me, its not him. I been in contact with him, doesnt sound like him, dont act like him. This kid just doesnt have a life.

Uh, no the volitans arent gonna happen. And please do me a favor and stop posting so much? Seriously, youve answered every single thread on this page and over half of them dont even have anything logical to them. I know its vacation, but maybe you should go out and do sumthing... No lions with...

They almost have the eyes of a pork puffer, ya know?

They are very finicky eaters, a little on the expensive side, and most people probably dont see em in their stores that often. They are nice though, and at my lfs i saw one that got its tail bit off, and it lived for quite some time, although undsireable to purchase...

This is the Fuzzy Dwarf right now in the 120 gallon....

Yea, Fuzzy Dwaf back when she was living in the 29 gallon. But they best ones are probably FuManchus, cuz they dont get big. The Fuzzy that i have right now is quite large. She stay may be able to live in a 29 gallon, but you would need some serious skimming.

Wow, are you joking? I live by that movie, GAWD! That movie was totally sweet. sweet. "I caught you a delicious bass"!! HAR HAR. No joke, off the bat, great movie. You fail to see the comical genius. They made a movie that had no foul language, no sexual [hr] and something that little kids...

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I bring my controller s everywhere, they are great. Cant get much better than that. And the wireless? Who needs a wireless, the cable is like 10 feet long, lol.

In what sized tank? If you have a blue'chin or a niger trigger, you might get away with having a trigger with lions. Also, it depends on wat kinda grouper it is. Cuz groupers will eat anything that fits in their mouthes as you know, and wen you put other fish with them, you have to factor in how...

IF im correct, a "giant" hawk needs a "giant" tank, lol. I dont think too many people have them, but i know there is at least one person i have heard of on this site with one.

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Nah man, get yer facts straight. It was a TANK, lol. A 980 gallon tank, but he sold it and is now trying to get an even bigger one...:nervous:

Thats a no then. The grouper will grow faster than the angler and ultimately eat the angler within a short period of time. The triggers should be allright cuz they are too fast for the grouper, but he may be able to get in a lucky snag if theyre not careful