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Originally Posted by Rotarymagic Do this then... get you a 55 gallon tank for hypo... Add sand and rock to the 200gallon tank... cycle it.. then while the tank is cycling, hypo some fish in the 55 for 4 weeks@1.008 SG to kill any possible parasites.. When the tank is cycled, the fish will be...

The OP was about Obama becoming president, not about everyone's personal arguements about whether being liberal or conservative or right or left wing is better. He is not going to destroy our country. Stop being dramatic. That arguement has been hashed out here so many times that it is making me...

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Definitely do not cycle your tank with chromis. The ammonia burns them and although they are hardy fish, they can also be super aggressive (think pirahnas of the ocean). It is better to cycle with a dead salad shrimp. You throw it in there and then as it deteriorates it causes the cycle to...

Originally Posted by mboswell1982 thats how my girl is man, i tell her i want big tanks, she goes, ok baby, but can i have one too, i say sure, she goes, but baby, i want em relaly big, so, once we buy our own house, we're getting a pair of custom built 250's That is freakin...

That is awesome....have you guys seen that skateboarding dog on youtube?? he he...anyways, are any of the tangs going to fit in a 66 gallon for life?? i would like to have one but i am looking at the red sea max which is 66 gallons.....

who doesn't want one of these?? they are amazing looking. the only way you would be able to do it in a nano tank is if you bought pods every day and dumped them in. very expensive and unrealistic. i am even hesitant to try it in the 120 that I am getting. afraid that it will starve and i won't...

Locoyo, I think the best thing to say is that if you do quarantine you are probably 99% more likely to get rid of any commom infectious diseases that marine fish tend to carry. Also you get a chance to see if they are coming down with any unusual ones before it is introduced to your DT and all...

Originally Posted by Pumper Im not in to netting lions because of the spines, but not netting others seems a little silly like a lot of the other bs post on this entire forum. Its a fish, net it, get it over with. Most lfs carry nice soft nets. If it is silly then why are you on here?? I am...

i am assuming the size by that reaction....how big are these eels??? or better yet, how big do they get??

wow, fantastic reply.....thanks for that........

Any tank yet????? We are excited to see it.....

they only reason is because you can tear their spines, why would they do it??.........if your lfs is doing this they i would suggest that you not go there anymore, repectfully of course.........any lfs worth its weight knows this.

I want to add something about the eels. they are not all the same for aggession and/or size.........you are going to be the best off with a zebra eel. they are large and tend to be the most docile. They also don't tend to have those razor sharp teeth the dragon moray has so if you were to get...

Wow, someday I hope I am lucky enough to own a tank as beautiful as that one.......absolutely gorgeous......:)

I would say go later. i hated being one of the youngest in my class all the time. everyoone got to drive before me and everyone had their birthday before me. it sucked.

So that combo is not good?? lol

What are you going to do with your clowns?? and how are you going to keep triggers in a 50 gallons? You would only be able to have maybe two. They are large messy fish.

I was 14. He was my parent's roommate and so old it was really illegal. but it was a frenchy and really amaing. Set the bar for every one I ever dated after that.......:)

I have a 29 gallon that I am going to use as a qt tank. It is my freshwater right now. I want to purchase the fish small because I would like to raise them to handfeed and to know me well. So they have to be small enough to be housed in a 29 for a month or so. What about the wrasse being kept...