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Anyone know where I can buy a black tip reef shark? All I'm finding them for are 900 bucks and up, but does anyone know for sure that they could get one and 750 or below?? please respond quickly

please send me the diagram too, as I will be making one for my 450. SILKKS11@aol.com

hey whats ur e-mail address? so I can e-mail you or do you have aol instant messenger? If so whats your screen name? My e-maill address is Silkks11@aol.com and my screen name is Silkks11. thanks

Hi, I've just read some posts and I have saw that you are the man to get new tanks from. I was hoping you might be able to help me sell my 240 gallon tank and stand. I'll give you more details when you respond, or if we can talk offline. As soon as that sells I'm lookig to buy a 450 gallon...

hey, where abouts in mass?? if you don't mind spending 250 bucks for one, I know tropic Isle in Framingham has two and a nurse shark. If you would like another place let me know just e-mail me at Silkks11@aol.com. Also, are you interested in buying a 240 gallon tank, its 8FtX2X2 come swith...

i had ordered it online and a guy brought it to New York because he was going to visit someone, just happened to get lucky I guess. I don't remember the companies name but I paid close to 2000. Its a beautiful tank, I just want to get half of my money back

its custom made from a company out of tennessee. It's ranks right up there with the quality of an oceanic tank.

Hi. I have a 240 glass tank with 2 corner overflows built in, it also comes with a oak cabinet stand and the glass covers for the top of the tank. This tank is Brand Spanking New as is the stand, both still have the plastic on them and have never been used. The only reason I am not setting...

that set up will be fine just introduce the trigger last and u really shouldn't have a problem.

no u only do a water change after the last day, so day 6 you do a water change and it'll be fine. But actually antibiotics are safe for inverts but copper will kill inverts. Also, copper doesn't treat bacterial infections. u need antibiotics

the product he's refering to is called macryn and it works very good, but all it is, is minocyclin and if you have the tablets or gelcaps just disolve them and follow the package for the macryn, it should clear up in about 3-5 days and u'll be fine. don't worry about it as long as u treat it...

yes if you bought a 240 you could keep other fish wtih the ray, basically you want at least 2 feet of width and plenty of open swimming area for the ray, the ray won't both many fish you just have to worry about the fish that like to eat cartilage and will pick on the ray. Also a baby yellow or...

tanks to small for a ray, if you left the entire tank bare then you could get away with it for alittle while, and I wouldn't start out wtih a spotted ray, which I'm guessing you mean a blue spotted ribbon tale ray which are very hard to keep alive, if you want a ray get a yellow or california...

personally my experience with triggers and sharks are that keep the mellow onces with them, like blue jaw, niger, pink tailed, black, crosshatch, those triggers are less tempermental and should be better tank mates for your shark. I would not go with an undulate or a blue line those fish might...

yeah I'll take cash, I live in Mass, and I'm only looking for 1100-1200 bucks and the tank and stand both still have the plastic on them b/c they are so new. Please e-mail me at SIlkks11@aol.com to arrange when you can come pick it up

i got a 240 thats 8ft long if u want it plus the stand and glass covers, has two overflows built in and I'll throw in a wet/dry for 1100

yes they def. can and I wasn't saything that all will stay at 6in and never change, some will get alittle large, maybe to a foot, but a 125 is def. a perfect size for one of these fish.

pork puffers can get up to 2 feet in the wild, but only reach 6in in captivity just a side note, but you'll be fine for a while in the 75 try to get the puffer into a 125 sometime in the near future but I've had mine for two years and he's full grown topped out at a whopping 6 inches

Ok now just to show how incompetant my LFS is, they only have 3 salt tanks all of which are just 30 Gallons. The woman incharge doesn't know her ass from her elbow and I've tried so many times to help this woman but she is so damn stubborn. She keeps UG filters in all the tanks and runs them...

they are extremely easy, if u have good filtration they will thrive, they aren't picky eaters at all, you shouldn't have a problem at all