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i bought a clown goby at a fish store and it looked blue when i first bought it eventually after a couple days it started to look more green. anyways now it pretty much looks green but has a huge blue area on top of its head? any ideas also is there a such thing as a blue clown goby thanks

i have one of the tanks with the bio balls chambers built into the back of the tank and my lawnmower blenny lets himself get sucked into the grid where the water gets sucked into the back of the tank, sits there for a min and then swims away......i just thought this was weird

just went through your situation I had ick in the tank and my only fish to survive was my blue devil damsel and my flame hawk they were in the tank alon for probably 3 months and i just added a maroon clown and a sixline the damsel terrorized the clown for about 3 days and picked on the sixline...

my tank has been up for over a year and about six months ago i added some more sand giving me a 3-5inch sand bed depending on the area. the sand against the glass is visibly "dirty" just wondering if i need some kind of organism to stir up the sand to keep from getting any pockets of...

saltfish that is plenty....... any ones that are your fav that you would suggest....i have also seen the numerous amount of inexpensive fish but wanted to get peoples opinion on the best bang for your buck

more!!!!!!! ....... looking for a variety this is for a 100g tank

tank has been back to normal salinity for about 6 weeks and the LR retained a lot of growth since it was in another small tank i also added another 40lbs have a total of about 90- 100lbs give or take....... so far i was thinking clowns of course i like the tomato clowns and the pygmy angel for...

alright maybe 20 is to much lets say fav. fishes for around 10 bucks or less

ive had my 100g up for a little over a year and about 3 months ago i had ick really bad and the only fish that survived was my flamehawk and a blue devil damsel. i removed all of the LR and lowered the salinity.... basically the tank is rid of the ick. so now after losing like six fish (none...

anyone how long do i take to raise the salinity a week?

ive had my Dt hypoed for about 6 weeks and want to bring the salinity back up i know i am supposed to do the slow but i really have noe idea how big of water changes and over how long of a period. the tank is a 100g and when i lowered the salinity i did small water changes and it took forever...

it is in the DT....an yes a had a voodoo priest come in and curse the ick

o it also took me about 4 days to get it to 13ppt (100g DT) didn't reallt know how big of a water change to do

no pics yet but i just got an 07 honda element SC

finally got my water to 14ppt actually it is at about 13ppt. So you can tell that i am doing hypo, well i was wondering how long to hypo the tank since my three remaining fish have no signs of ick....the ones that were obviously in troubled died before i could hypo the tank. im asking b/c most...

so once i start hypo at what level of ALK would i need to buffer

alkalinity is about 3.5

meq/l....1 meq/l equals 2.8 Kh? what normal parameters and paremeters during lowering salinity should i be looking for?

Kh stands for alkanity correct? i do have a test kit for it i just didn't know the abbreviation. so what are normal parameters in a avg. tank? and what do they need to stay at when i begin dropping the salinity?

thanks, i wish i would have known this before my internet order.........what does Kh stand for?