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When you say you know the basics with Copperbands, Long-noses, and Heniochus, do you mean you've successfully kept all these? The tank you are proposing would be hard even for a Butterfly expert.

Use ich medicine. Dont forget to take any carbon out of your filter.

Don't know what the make them out of now, but they used to always be lead. I'd really try to find them.

The largest will become the female. If they already hang out together they will most likely continue.

That was a 38 Tall so I was literally up to my armpit to get him, and no I didn't take time to roll up my sleeve. I believe what I yelled was "c'mere you pointy headed little son of a ...."

I used uv on the fish system.

I was looking at pics of coral and thought they'd make cool backgrounds so I made some up. Too much time on my hands. They look prtty good if you lower the color saturation and/or contrast.

They are beautiful! They're sure havin fun in the current! :happyfish

Most of these have been downloaded over 90 times but no comments. :thinking:

I love those things though, they are just too weird lookin. I didn't have any hermits or shrimp so I put one in my tank. The first thing he did when I let him out was walk over to a huge lavender and yellow Hawaiin feather duster, stick his long arm down the tube and yank him right out and ate...

Add it last. I only add 1 fish a month. Lemonpeels are nice, but may or may not be reef safe. the younger you get them the better.

I had a 2" Huma that killed my 15" Lion with one bite. Trigers snap sometimes. You could have one for years and one day he kills everything in a couple minutes. Not something I'd want my kid to see.

Thanks, thats very nice of you but I dont have anything set up at the moment.

Honestly, I just take everything out and get him, I know it's going to come down to that anyway so I get it over with.

You mean an arrowhead crab? Those eat hermits, feather dusters, and shrimp. Not real reef safe.

A tank large enough to house a Koran, and one that's big enough for him to not completely claim as his own territory are two different things.

Then flush them. If you flush them live they die pretty slowly. A clod blooded animals metabolism will basically just slow to a stop in the freezer. P.S. Dont forget the eggs!!!!!

He didn't like something about the new water.

I found that thread. I was more interested in something else in that pic. :thinking: I think her little friend is going to have a lot of company soon!

Look above him, see that translucent spiral kind of spot? That looks like nubi eggs!!! Don't know that exact nubi, there a million different ones.