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that will be perfect for him. and yes you will need a chiller and you wont be able to keep alot of fish with it considering it is a coldwater tank. a catilina goby would be nice if it wouldn't get eaten. but it will.

put it in a cup of water and put him in the freezer. painless and humane.

as a temperature range of 55 - 70°F (13 - 21°C) and has a natural diet of benthic invertebrate and small fishes. Requires a meaty diet and fed twice a week. They need a large, well-filtered and well-oxygenated system with few environment obstructions. Can not be treated with heavy metal...

the trigger is definately a threat to the shark, they might be ok now but one day the trigger will get pissed and just start picking on him.

do you have any pics? that would help me decide on it.

Originally Posted by Jupoc911 yea i caught three actually. every year when the gulf stream switches a whole bunch of tropicals get blown up this way when they are eggs and end up in jersey. I have also seen sgt majors, lookdowns, and schooling jacks. Here is a pic of 2 of my guys that I think...

this tang isn't mine but i figured you guys would want to see it. its on the auction site incase you want to buy it. 20.00$

John A i have never heard of it but i will look in to it. are you a member? which fish store around here do you go to? please dont say underwaterworld.

all i know is that they are allmost impossible to keep, best to leave them in the wild.

sharks can survive out of water for 24 hours. he would have allready died if he was going too. but you do need to find the reason he jumped and whare he jumped from so it doesn't happen again. fish/sharks jump because they are stressed. i would test for copper and ammonia first consiedering they...

I found this on the great auction site. im not even sure on how it has survived this long i figured it would die in the wild. what are yalls thoughts on this fish. PS. its only 20 bucks if someone wants it just serarch for yellow tang.

what type do you have in mind? If your wanting a bamboo or eppeulette you do not need to hatch them yourself, i am a very experenced shark keeper i have blacktips and ive kept sharpies, whitetips, sandbar,nurses, smoothhounds and bonnetheads and i cant even sucessfully hatch a shark and get it...

well i was sucessfull, i coverted a 2.5 gallon tank into a refugium. its basicly just the bottem of the tank and the back and one side mounted inside my tank. i even leared how to cut glass with a wheel.

what type of coral is on the far right of the 1st picture? i have some and cant find any info on them.

ive had a couple plants die from being covered in cyano so keep the plant clean

another reason it might not be growing is there are not enough phosphates and nitrates in your tank. alot of people see their cheto not growing as a good thing.

6-8000 K is the best for plant life

ive read alot of threads on how to but im still not sure. do i put tape on the place im drilling?

my vote is for AC

ive been able to keep about any shark except a brownbanded, i can keep a blacktip, whitetip, atlantic sharpnose, smoothhound, bonnetheads, and sandbar sharks.