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Syndrome...I am still extremely interested in purchasing your Whitemouth. Things just got mixed up, while I was in FL (read that as I forgot about it). Give me a week or so, and we'll get things set up. Amanda has said she can meet up with you and then she'll ship it to me.

Originally Posted by wanabebell aw2, ive heard jeweled morays be called mexican dragons is there a difference I know there's a difference, it's just so hard to prove it. The common names have been so mixed up, over the years, that you cant search and find the difference. The mouth is...

Originally Posted by gliuomo my new puffer Ahhhhh, I hate you!!!! I was just in FL, last week and found an 8" - 10" Golden for $199. I couldnt believe the price and was sooo close to picking it up.

I, personally, feel that an adult should be kept in nothing smaller than a 240gal. tank. My juvie was a pushover but as she was getting bigger, I could see the attitude coming out. Mine died, unexpectedly. I was home for lunch, one day and fed the tank and she was fine...came home a few hours...

Hey...last time I checked, this was my picture thread. :notsure:

Originally Posted by iluvswfish Having seen these in person and got grazed by one rushing by to get fed while snorkeling of Cozumel, I can tell you they are not suitable for home aquarium. They are a very large, powerful, seriously aggressive fish. They are more than ok for the home aquarium...

https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=208067 These pics are from last night. My Hawaiian Dragon is full grown, at aprox. 32" and my Whitemouth is still a baby, at aprox. 24" - 30". On a better note...for those of you that saw my Mexican Dragon thread, before it got locked... I got in...

Originally Posted by Phixer 12 on 12 off 7 days a week for months on end while underway. After awhile it all becomes a blur. Yeah, but the Navy really doesnt count...I cant stand you squids!

Some new, random shots, from tonight. I caught her sleeping, so the coloration of the DME is darker than usual...she's a grumpy girl, when she wakes up. My Whitemouth...

Originally Posted by DME I still say with all honesty, the eel would been better off if you knew some person down there who could help you return the eel to health and then ship it to AW. Amanda could have easily shipped it to me, DME...but, it went through less stress and was in transit for...

Originally Posted by Titan That sux, do you think stress of any sort played a role? He wasnt stressed, that I could see. He spent the night in a 5gal. bucket, with a powerhead, at Amandas. Earlier today, when I transfered him to the rubbermaid, he was perfectly fine. When I checked on him...

I'm severely pissed. There was no reason, what-so-ever, for this thing to just up and die. I checked on it, in Minnesota...only a few hours ago...and it was fine, swimming around, etc. It was carried everywhere, with me and was not jostled around or anything. I'm at a loss...and, $100 right down...

Well, it was a short lived celebration. He was fine, all packed up and I check on him, on numerous occasions and all was well. I just got home...2.35am...unpacked everything, only to find the Dragon dead. I have no idea what could have happened.

For right now, he's going to go into my 90gal. with the Hawaiian Dragon and the Whitemouth. In a few months, when my 200gal. is finished and set back up, they'll all go into that. Thanks for the compliments, everyone. I'm getting ready to pack him up now, to carry on the plane with me because...

Panthers are one of the fastest growing Groupers. They'll reach lengths of 30" and will eat anything that'll fit in their mouths. They're not suitable fish for anything less than a 300gal - 400gal. tank...certainly not a 55gal. tank.

Now, I just need to find a Japanese Dragon, in my price range and I can complete my "Dragon Collection" since I already have a Hawaiian Dragon. Thanks for the compliments, guys.

I absolutely HATE!!!! it. I've never been a fan of barebottom tanks but I recently moved and am now having to hold my 2 Moray Eels in my 90gal. tank. I had to get them in the tank quick, after 10 hours in buckets, so I didnt bother putting the sand in the tank. I'll never have another barebottom...

Originally Posted by xnik87 I have corals so i can't use hypo. Isnt there another way? I dont hear of ppl with huge tanks have to take them apart just to get rid of ich that 1 fish had? If you have corals, you'll have to remove the fish from the tank and place them in a quarentine tank and run...

Anyone keeping numerous Triggers and Volitan Lion, in a 40gal. tank (no matter the size of the fish) should be ashamed of themselves...that's rediculous. I've kept Queen Triggers, Clown Triggers, Black Hawaiian Durgeons, and Blue Throat Triggers with the Volitan I used to have. Keep in mind that...

You outta be ashamed of yourself...calling that an aggressive tank!!! I see Tangs, a Clown... J/K Bobby...lol...it looks great! That Banded Cat is looking good!