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Parted ways with my panther grouper and p. puffer, have left a 8 inch v. lion, mexican dragon eel, goldentail eel and a 5 inch clown trigger on the way in a 100g. Looking for one more fish that would add some color to tank. Any suggestions? Another trigger maybe? Oh yeah, has to be bigger than...

tumbled? Not to sound like a genious but how do you connect one to my wet dry? thanks

I'll get a few later tonight with an actual camera, not a phone.

Well both my damsels have gone missing but it was bound to happen i guess. Here's a crappy pic of him.

I have a 9 inch panther grouper in a 100g and he's doing fine. Doesn't mess with hermits, starfish, or anything for that matter. He's in there with a p. puffer half his size and a 2 inch damsel with no problems.

Reason i'm asking is because everything is fine except my nitrates are high (hovering around 40) and i heard of people using chaeto to reduce it.

What's the benifit of Chaeto? I have FOWLR 100g tank with wet dry system and am wondering if chaeto would be better.

That's the one. Sorry, cell phone pic.

Not a fish, paid $150 for Mexican dragon Eel

Like the title says, need help identifying below. It looks like a sponge but i don't know. Thanks in advance for all the help.

Well i have the eel in my tank now and I figured the damsels wouldn't stand a chance but one is still swimming. The other one seems to have "dissapeared". Surprisingly, he gets along with everyone else.

Mine's about 5 inches long, hurt like hell

Porcupine puffer

Better the lion than my finger. jk. Puffer's actually pretty good with the lion.

Just to inform my fellow aquarist, whenever you stick your hand into your tank, don't just watch out for the lion and eels. I thought my p. puffer was harmless till he took a good bite on my finger. Drew a little blood but it was my ego that was more hurt than anything else. Anybody else been as...

Guy that i'm getting it from has 2 other eels and he says that the dragon is the most docile of the three. Can't catch damsels without tearing up my tank (tried it), best I can do is pray for them, lol.

I'm being offered a mexican dragon eel, about 18 inches long, wondering if it would be a good addition to my 100g tank? Currently have p. puffer, v. lionfish, goldentail eel, two damsels, and a panther grouper that's going to LFS in a couple of weeks (getting big). Anyone forsee any problems?

Mine are redish all over and some have a black stripe on their back. Good or bad?

Just like the title says, are bristle worms harmful to coral and anemones? There are no fish in my 14g cube. Found a few last night after lights out and was able to catch 3. I know they're beneficial in a fish only but with coral/anemone? Any help is appreciated. Thanks

Is there any stronger bulbs i can just plug in to the original hook ups?