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Originally Posted by maelv Not sure if you are in SA, but try shooting Ace (Hobogato) a message...he has an awesome tusk....not quite sure which one it is, but it could be an australian....it has to be anywhere from 6" - 8".....will devour your snails and crabs though.... hey maelv, im on...

try feeding it something like mysis shrimp

that australian one is beautiful. the first pic what they have at the lfs btw, i read at wet web media that: "Although this fish is pricey, such an investment is well-warranted in a long-lived, disease-resistant, easy-to-feed key species for your fish-only marine tank. This is almost guaranteed...

i knew it was an indo. i think live aquaria has the two different tusks next to them and the australian is darker in orange and has more blue, the tail is also different; the australian seems to have red on it while the indo's is clear. still a great looking fish though. even then, at LA theyre...

i had asked but he had no clue. he said he did have the australian but i dont think it is. it cost 87, but its a large one. probably 7-8", might go ahead and pick it up

i knew a guy who had a wrasse buried in the sand for one month before it came out. he thought it had died long ago. my yellow wrasse went missing for a day and a half and then popped out to inspect everything. once he hides he hides the rest of the day until the next. usually comes out at the...

my lfs has the indian ocean kind and theyre not that bright in color though. theyre very shy. im thinking of adding a harlequin and a heniochus and have small 3-5" inch fish, but not too many. never had a fowlr before but the selection in fish is better than if i had a reef.

im sure youll be alright. i think they mainly pick at the rocks to eat copepods and any other small things they like to sample. 125 will be perfect for these guys. i cant tell you on the aggression since there is always a chance between them, but most have said as long as theyre added at the...

probably need a mature tank because theyre grazers. they like looking at the rockwork and pick at things. very active fish and i wouldnt recommend them in anything smaller than a 55. its incredible how fast they go from one end to the other end looking for things on the rock and buzzing in and...

hey guys, i wanted to check out the harlequin tusk. it looks like the one they sell on this website is from the indian ocean. i saw the other one which is the australian and it has more blue on it what do you guys feed it? how does it behave towards new comers?

was thinking of that but im thinking theyll eventually eat the LPS and polyps i have there

im not there so i cant really see what shape the male is in. does he look really beat up? is he at least eating? are they both the same type of clown? im not sure how long they will fight for. ive had 4 different types of clowns in the past and the female and male would never fight that much. at...

so whats the point of buying an AIO tank if you have to have the hood raised 12 inches off the water? you might as well take the MH out of the hood or just get a sunpod or something

have you looked into a small chiller for it? how hot is it getting?

i dont know what size tank you have, 75? but i have the same one. friends told me that rocks wont crack the bottom but just be careful about it. one thing you can do is go to lowe's and buy fiberglass rods and cut them, drill holes in them and stack them like that youll like it a lot better...

my bc14 has had an explosion of aiptasias. first there were just two large ones but since i tried using aiptasia X, more popped up i just noticed i have a couple of them that appeared on my hammer coral. whats the safest way of removing them without damaging the tissue on the hammer? theyre...

i would say those LPS corals, the ones on the sandbed, are bleached. same thing happened to me until i gave it to a friend and it recovered. i had too much lighting for it

both shake or just 1? are they both the same size? can you see if one is smaller than the other? usually the larger one is trying to establish dominance; when you see the smaller one shake, its trying to tell the dominant fish (the female) that it wont give it problems and that itll be...

theyll start killing each other or get together to harass the ones singled out. you might pull it off if you have a lot in a small environment, but more than likely someone will die off

yes. if you have 8 clowns of the same kind i would start taking them out. what size is your tank? they only like to be in 1 pair in a tank