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It's about time that ophiura has posted a pic!!!! Great shark dive pic, by the way. I've been diving with Sand Bars, Bulls, Tigers, and Whites...not that a chainmail suit would've been any good against those.

Joyful...I'll pass the good comments on, to John. He was wondering what happened to you...said you had never called back. The store is gonna be quite wonderful, once we get everything up and going. I havent had much time to work on it, but it's coming along nicely. He's the "reef guy" and I'm...

Use the search option...we just talked about his a week or two ago and had a really good post about it, full of info.

It's glass. I can get pics for you.

Bump... This is still available.

Holy Christ, Buddy...please, go take a nap or something. This thread is about a certain question...not quotes that you pull from a completely different forum. The guy was specifically mentioning me having 15 fish, in the same tank, consisting of Triggers, Lions, Morays, etc...I was explaining...

Originally Posted by 1journeyman I've traveled a bit and in both Australia, England, Central Europe, Caribbean etc. the environment seemed safer than large cities here. Another thing to consider is that you just "traveled" to those places. You probably werent there long enough too see any crime...

Originally Posted by DME It wasn't quite 20 in a 200 gal tank but just the same has lost all but one fish I think it was due to problems in which happen has lost a number of fish before. Where are on earth did you get that incorrect piece of info?? Lost all but one??...most of my fish were...

I started reading this thread before I left for work today, but didnt get the chance to finish it. I am ex-military (Special Forces/Navy to be precise), I have extensive weapons training in just about every modern handgun, rifle, shotgun, sub machine gun and machine gun that you could throw at...

I've hatched two Banded Cats, from eggs, and when born they've been aprox. 6" - 8" in length.

Also, keep this in mind... Not only are Puffers and Triggers carnivores and will eat Lobster...Lobster will also eat Puffers and Triggers (as well as just about any other fish) if the fish are small enough...

Hey DOc...just my .2 cents, and you probably have already thought of this... If the pinfish has lodged in the throat and there are punctures where it is lodged, check to see which direction the pinfish is facing. If it's head in, you dont want to pull it...like you said...since it would only...

Depends on the size of the Moray. Younger specimens would need to be fed more often, while adults can usually go with once a week. And yes...feed until it refuses more food.

Originally Posted by Bronco300 hey AW, did i read somewher that you are starting a fish store?? I am not starting one, no. I am helping a guy plan, design, build and setup a new fish store in the Southern IL area...near Carbondale.

Originally Posted by Whitey They feel better about themselves when they insult others because their lives suck. Originally Posted by Whitey Everyone who is responding to this thread is a moron. For some reason, the old saying "That's like the pot calling the kettle black" comes to mind...

No pics, but I've kept Raccoons, Possum, a Skunk, a Duck named Pooper, a 6' Eastern Diamond, various Cottonmouths, Copperheads...

As DME suggested...be careful with your feeding schedule. In the wild, eating every day or every other day, gorging themselves is ok because they have room to swim and move, etc. and work that energy off. In the home aquarium, they have no where to do and cant as easily work off that energy...

Keep me in mind, when the price drops. garnera80@hotmail.com

I dont think it was stealing, per se...but, he certainly crossed the dishonest line when he knew there was a mistake and bought a larger number than what he intended to, in the beginning. It's not the employers fault for messing up...if the manager would have been asked, the price would have...

Originally Posted by mihifisi Red Coris Wrasse, Mine stays in the sand. I do mean IN the sand most of the time. Very colorful. Very moody fish!!! Red Coris Wrasse are not bottom dwelling species and if yours stays in the sand all the time, there's something wrong with it. Red Coris are an...