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Saweet Deal! those guys are so much to have. You should get like 2 of those eggs in that 240 gallon, that would be so sweet!

I was reading up on the tassle and It said that it should not be fed, no fewer than 3 times a day. COngrats KDFrosty, Im getting close not really, but I think I have doubled the amount of posts that I had just this past month. :jumping:

Well, I am feeding him very well, and the guy at the store was telling me he can be kept with mushrooms and some more beginer mushrooms. I have also seen these guys in reef tanks, so we will see. Plus, mine is well fed, with three meals a day! :jumping:

Yeah I couldn't pass this little guy up, for only $15.00! Here are a few shots of him!

Well, I was talking to the guy at the lfs and he was telling me that he will be fine. And since I only have shrooms, they dont really bug them. Anyways, I got some pics, although its way past ten minutes here they are: 1-pic of lavender mushroom 2- hairy mushroom 3-tassle filefish snacking on...

Well, in case you havent figured it out by now, I got one. HE is so small, and at first the fish picked at him thinking he was food, now they are all buddies.

What do you mean apple core?

Thats what I meant to say, She knows her starfish! :hilarious

give me about 10 minutes and I will get some pics on here.

Hey Farmboy, Well, I was going to send it as a Suprise, but you had to ruin it. ANyways tommorrow I am going to send it because I just missed the mail today. And I am going to send you some mushroom I got for free, but havent had any luck with it attaching(if its still alive)!

I went to the lfs yesterday and got some sweet deals on some fish and corals. check it out: $15 1.5 inch tasseled filefish $15 Large hairy mushroom rock $15 Large Lavender mushroom rock Did I score or what? :joy:

TOld Ya So! Ophiura knows his starfish!

If you have a shark it is mostly likely going to be an aggressive tank with sharks, eels, and rays. Now, I have seen triggers with sharks and I have also seen tangs with sharks, but other people have said that you can't put sharks with triggers. Check out this Thread...

Yeah I put my shark egg laying on the sand in a low current area, so that it wouldnt blow around the tank. At my lfs, they have a mini lagoon and they partly bury the egg in the sand. I wouldnt worry about feeding him, its relatively easy, you just try to find new and new foods, until you find...

You can put it on a clip, which is like a clothspin thingy, and you just put it on the end of the egg, YOu will see were the shark is in the egg, so Im sure you wont clip him. The egg is not to soft. Another thing you can do it to partly bury half of it in the sand, or just lay it on the sand...

I would put probably about 100lbs of liverock in that tank, but I wouldnt build up the rock too high, because it can topple over and kill the shark. Lets see what other people think...

Yeah, When I had maxed out on fish at like 5 or 6 decent size fish for my 50 gallon, the new fish all started dying, but when one of the old fish died in my tank, I replaced it and that fish did just fine. hope i didnt confuse you :thinking:

....Sort of. I was actually one of those really stubborn people who was like ooh I can keep a shark in a 50 gallon, I soon found out that was way too small. I loved my shark and all sharks, the only problem was that I needed a bigger tank and I dont have the space or money for them. I wish I had...

I had that problem a couple of months ago, I figured that it was because I maxed out on fish. I think Maybe it could be when you have to many fish and not enough homes for each. You can also check you salinity and water parameters.

Well, I am assuming that you probably have a tank that is too small for one, probably around 50-70 gallons. What you need first of all is a tank of 180 gallons, if you dont I would strongly recommend you return it. ....BUt on the off chance that your stubborn, I want to keep him alive. You need...