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Awwwww Flower, I'm sorry to hear of this. Hang in there.

Make sure you mix up the food items.

You probbaly need to start QTing.... lionfish are no more prone to illness than others. It was just a coincidence it was a lionfish twice. Ich is in your system, you add stressor, like a new fish, and you can have an outbreak of what was already there in manageable unseen numbers. The lion died...

The PC is in a room we have an inlaw sleeping. I feel kind of odd going in and out of there.

Reidi are too big for a 12g tank.... most common seahorses are.

I play Word Warp a lot on the iPhone.... I like those games.

All and any fish can bring disease/parasites into a tank. A new additionc an cause an outbreak of an already present parasite. Prazipro won't do anything for Ich.

He's not look for his old family cause he knows he has a new one. Cute kitty! ACHOO!!!

Be sure to keep us updated! :-)

Just trying out a pic.....

We had one that was 5 years old.... but that is still only a small portion of their life span. Look at those big BIG ones... they must have lived a nice few years. Snails live a long time, we had a decade old Bumble Bee snail.

Get a second feeding stick and "tap" him away from the food when he's had his share. I push fish out of the way all the time with one.

Try a guppy or a ghost shrimp.... and maybe read this :-) http://www.lionfishlair.com/feedingtechniques/toolsofthetrade.shtml

Ya, that's our fish on that site. Thanks! There should be some big updates coming up where we will soon start collecting again. We had 2 Rhinopias in a 40 gallon.... a single in a 36 gallon with some substrate real estate should be fine. Just watch water quality, of course. Will you be ordering...

They won't go up in the rockwork where the corals are. You have to make sure you give them enough substrate to move around on and keep corals off the substrate and stinging corals out of reach.

I have won my money back with photo contests of one of the frondosas..... they are very beautiful indeed and worth the money. We have now bought 3 but lost one to a stupid accident. The eschy was hard to get to frozen. One of the frondosas was easy and the other medium. So, I believe pretty much...

Ummmm... I have a frondosa in a 40g cube. If you can handle the water quality, it'll do fine in there.