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If you can, add at the very least an airhose for water movement, if the buckets are small. Also put in a heater or keep it in the warmest room to keep temp within normal tank range (75 would be okay).

Sopia died a couple of weeks ago. in the nursing tank. The photos below are all of her in that tank. The first two, taken shortly after I first posted this thread, were September 25. The last one was taken on October 24, about two weeks before she died. I feel odd posting this, but she was an...

:happyfish !! (that's Happy Thanksgiving in smile-ese)

I hate not being able to separate the coffee filters at 430am. Not a pateint time, for me. ..when SOMEONE took the bath towels to wash and didn't replace them. :mad:

Originally Posted by ruaround everyday... family... and of course pizza... *qwik story... last year at Thanksgiving my Grandmother asked everyone to say what the were thankful for... My son ( 3 at the time) said "I am thankful for Spiderman and Batman and Hot Wheels cars..." the dinner table...

Beautiful, healthy fish! I don't think they are fish eaters. Look out more for your inverts. No offense intended, but a 4' trigger vs a 6" trigger? Apples and oranges, really.

It would also be amazing to get lost going from Jonesboro, AR to the airport in Memphis, no? I have done that, too. Aren't they something. The bristles.. Probably, no, he won't hurt anything. He likely can't hurt a healthy fish. He will, however clean up anything as equally icky as himself...

That I don't know what will happen tomorrow. The day will be as good as I hope for us all. Happy Thanksgiving Day!

Looks like she just wants to play a hand of TX Hold'em. I'm in if it's nickel ante.

I have seen nano reefs that size. They amaze me because I know they are very difficult. You are talking about a ten gallon tank with a one gallon sump? With live fed dwarf seahorses. That is way beyond me. And not being a reefer, I only recognize a couple of the coral names. Sorry.

Overfeeding is definitely one possible cause. If you have a lot of live rock, they can live in it (nutrient rich, aside from ((or due to)) its filtering benefit) and flourish. Our tanks are an incredible balancing act. What size is your tank, how long since the end of the first cycle and what...

Originally Posted by cjml :help: Hello-what are flatworms????Thanks! Search the forum for flatworm. cjml, we don't have them. We have wrasse fish, instead.

don't give up. I am so sorry.

WOW, Kaye that is beautiful! You do have a wide range of colors to move through..it's interesting, isn't it? I have one female left, have had her for almost 4 years and have not seen her change from dark brown. My tank is pretty drab in comparison, color-wise. Thank you for the insight.

PLEASE do realize that no seahorse, as Allysia has said, will survive on frozen brine shrimp. I believe dwarf seahorses require fresh hatched LIVE brine, not frozen. The next thing to consider is the lengths you will need to go to in order to keep the water quality excellent in that small a...

Sally Lightlegs do not seem to be a crab that wrasses like to mess with.

Originally Posted by indydirk When I made my purchase of a diamond goby (about 1.5 yrs ago) the thing went MIA for about 2 weeks. I was ready to go buy another when he showed up one day, now he thinks he owns the bottom of the tank, will even chase damsels when he feels like. He's prob. fine...

Originally Posted by TeresaQ Thanks. Cant wait to get them. I may wait until after x-mas. What is the tank height, curious and for perspective..And it's been up for a while, I see by the sand?

:notsure: Just MO, but it doesn't sound terribly attractive to have a 1 gallon box in a ten gallon tank. And the horses wouldn't seem to end up with a fair shake..

Originally Posted by Outatime97 I have too many small ones to count, and at least 3 that are 12' to 16' long. They never bother anything. They do a great job of keeping the sand clean. I have a large domino that keeps their numbers down though. 12 to 16 feet :scared: I just bet that sand is...