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Dont help it. Its best to leave them to do it on thier own. Chances are they will hatch at night like mine all did and you wont even see it happen. What size tank is it in?

I did it for 5 years and spent ridiculous money. Looking for something new.

Im thinking of getting into it but dont know much about it. Im thinking of the Classic Army G36C with the forward drop grip to house a large battery. It has a muzzle velocity of 325 fps, comes with a small 8.4V battery, charger, decharger, ammo, 470 round mag and metal body for $350 new.

Give me a week or 2 to see if I can get the 125 back up and running for it. Ill probably put in a divider for now until I move to keep the 2 seperated.

No. I never had any problems with any of mine.

He looks really good. How is his temperment? Do you think he could tolerate my dragon?

That is a good test in general. Not always 100% though.

Its going to be quite a while. Give it a few months and then you will see it start to develop. As far as the smell, all of mine were captive bred and I never had to take them out of the water. Hold it in the water up against the glass and shine a light on it. Make sure the yolk isnt broken or...

I use airline tubing from the LFS.

Do you have any pictures of it? Post them here or send to scott88302@yahoo.com

I think this says it all for me.

Little to no impact on the size needed for all those active fish. It sounds as if you have already bought them though.:notsure:

I sure would. Newborn sharks are very docile, and well, boring. They dont really move around much in the first few days and that makes it possible for the the eel to attack. I would move that eel pretty quick.

Mine is Brazillian.

I got this with some of it. The rest goes to pay off the car.

I cant believe the power of some of these brutes. My little 2 foot dragon moray rips my feeding stick out of my hand- even if I hold it with both!

Absolutely. The guy definately knows his stuff. I wish there were more reliable sources in print out there though. That book is the only one I have found definitavely for elasmos.

I agree, but I think his estimated tank sizes are a bit on the small side.

That was my biggest concern. I fed him the night before, so its was bound to come out sometime! I kept calling home all day and the power went back on at about 2:30. Everything seems to be OK for now and I just need to see if he will eat tonight.

Thanks guys.