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Originally Posted by alix2.0 that all sounds good, you might want to do 1 cheapy powerhead low in the tank just to keep detritus suspended. are you going to use sand or bare bottom? i would be concerned about the anemone moving lower in the tank, as they dont always stay where they should. but...

Originally Posted by alix2.0 live sand or not? do you have live rock? hmmm idk if its live sand but bristle worms are in my sand i got live rock

Originally Posted by Kevin34 How old is the tank? You have nothing as a substrate right now? 6 years and it has half sand and gravel

okay i got a couplle of questions 1) should i have sand or gravel or crushed coral i got a snowflake eel, tang, clown 2) I have a cleaner shrimp and i just noticed he has a bubble on the right side of his abdomen and he's doing just fine what should i do? 3) What else should i feed to my fish i...

Originally Posted by saltymac Give the pepermint shrimp a chance, dont feed heavy for a few days, they'll find it and it'll be gone....quick. If it gets too big, they wont eat it, but new small ones, tasty snacks. Good luck. they been in for 2 weeks now all they do is hide underneth the...

Originally Posted by florida joe can you get us a pic of the rock dont got a camera

Originally Posted by fastazzr1 you should have bought a portable generator . my pink tail is about 8 inches right now. how big was yours? around 10 inches

Originally Posted by Alex4286 wow thats pretty sick! i hope u cover ur tank up completely though ive heard soo many stories of eels found dead on the floor. naa he's to smart he jumped out of the aquarium he was out for like 5 mins til i saw him and threw him back in and he lived. the funny...

Originally Posted by J.P how big is the tank? 75 gal about 60 pounds of live rock

Originally Posted by foundanemo My tank is really looking crappy. I am having problems with bubble algae and other algaes. My water perameters are all great trate 0 trite 0 salt 25 amon 0. I have been using tap water since the beginning and now that i have MH lights the algea just keeps...

Originally Posted by Alex4286 u got an eel with this small fish?? yes but he dosent even touch any other of my fish and he sometimes swims with my clown (eel just pulled circus act??? he was at the bottom and starts swimming up as fast as he could and a 8th of him came out of the water right...

Originally Posted by snailheave my clowns need to mate! my clowns killed each other...now i just have one guy

Originally Posted by snailheave my clowns need to mate! my clowns killed each other...now i just have one guy

I feel like my tank is kind of empty on fish i only have a yellow tang, snowflake eel (who is blind and is the worst hunter ever), and a clown, also 1 fire, 1 skunk, 1 coral banded shrimp so it needs to be reef safe

whoa talk about high amonia levels going through the roofs! you couldn't even tell if one dies. and i saw a couple triggers those guys would kill all the damsels. Also those tangs would fight to the deaths. I liked that white tailed tang what type is that?

Originally Posted by LedZep fan I say ditch the clam and keep the cleaner wrasse, They are more rare to keep mine always die for some reason i think you should just let the wrasse swim around in you aquarium if he looks like hes doing real damage then trade him in but i doubt hed be doing any...

Originally Posted by Princess8077 LOL No, but these arent tentacles....they are petal-like hmmm type of polyp?

Originally Posted by blenny1 just picked this coral up from lfs nice ur pj cardinal wanted in the pic to didnt it

Originally Posted by AlbFishin' If you don't want to risk it.....I've read that with small ones, that adding a peppermint schrimp to the tank will do the trick. I dont think they'll nuke a large infestation but small ones they'll take care of. Anyone else heard this??? yea my peppermints hide...

awww you have a pink tailed trigger fish. I use to have one and the big black out in 2003 all around the east coast killed my trigger The only survivor was my snowflake eel