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You should think about making your tank wider. i think the babded cat sharks only get around 36 inches max. you may consider one of those.

sorry for you loss. i have seen pics of your green moray. i must say he definatly looks mean.

my sfe loves krill, shrimp, and silversides. so if he is very small just feed small quanties. how big of a tank is he in?

i love the look of that tank. awesome design. also nice trigger. good luck with him.

I agree with the guys about more live rock. i personaly like caves in my aquscape. my fish love them as well. it looks like a very good start though. good luck.

i think what your doing is a great thing. especially for reef setups. now for aggressive setup i think im gonna stick with a skimmer for a while. im planing on doing a reef in the near future. i have an aggressive now. i have to clean my protein skimmer often. i love the idea of creating...

i was just exploring the option for a later tank. thought it was intresting. thanks for your opinions.

can you post more pics of your setup. i like the look of that sand.

is the different colored sand safe for aquariums. i have seen red, green, and blue. i like the way that some of these look. lmk you guys opinions. thanks.

is the red sand safe for saltwater aquariums?

i feed all of my aggressive fish silversides, shrimp, and dried krill. they love the mix. my puffer will not eat silversides. i always break my food into serving sizes with small zip lock bags. i put them in a bowl of slightly warm water. and they thaw pretty quickly. then just drop them...

if you got a mantis shrimp. that could cause some problems. but i have heard that if you do a fresh water dip the mantis will come right out. so you may could do a quick fresh water dip right before you place the live rock in.

you could also try some other types of live rock. try some fiji and tonga branch. great colors on those.

good luck. i done the same thing a couple months ago. everything done well but my stingray. what kind of tank do you have?

where are you located? im intrested. cool substrate. i would like to know what it is as well. mshipp@nwpipe.com

well i would also watch out for the queen and undulate. they can get pretty rough as well. the nigers are pretty calm. the humma humma, black patch, and the blue throats are pretty cool and could probably work well together. hope this helps.

sounds like your shark had a damsel dinner.

thats awesome.

very nice eel. good luck.

your pretty chromis will probably become dinner soon. no matter how much you feed. those guys are always hungry. hopefully your clown is a good size as well.