Search results

Thanks guys.

Yeah I know where you're comin from, but since she's such a Juvy its possible that she might not mind it if she grew up with a bigger Angel.

Chromis do a great job of bringing your other fish to life. On the natural reefs, fish feel safe when they can see a school of something swimming around them and their reef. It lets them know that there are no predators near by. I'm not sure how much this plays into a home aquarium but I'm...

Ok, I've got a 5 month old 210 gallon fish only tank with 215 pounds of LR and 200 pounds of LS. Tank is filtered by a 55 gallon refugium w/ chaeto, bioballs, carbon, UV sterilizer, skimmer, and the whole nine yards... So my question is what little fishies I should choose to inhabit this tank...

I've gotta agree with the others on this one. Your tank has reached its limit. You've got two very delicate species with the Regal Angel and especially the Achilles Tang. Why risk overloading or overcrowding your tank and killing those beautiful fish? Its just not worth it in my opinion...

I just bought a little 2 inch juvenile Queen Angel. My 5 inch Sohal doesn't even look twice at her, though I have to admit I was a little worried!

Chevron? Purple?

I love Prime. Amquel is good stuff too though... Its more of a personal preferance.

Clowns are quite quite aggressive so I'd probably steer you away from that. How about a Blue Hippo, Kole, or maybe a Sailfin?

Beautiful... Can we get a full tank shot please???????

The beautiful Spotted Sweetlips that you see now is just a juvenile. When they grow up they get very big, ugly, mean, mean, and just plain evil. In general the Sweetlips family should be avoided. They get very large and even when they are juveniles they are very territorial and aggressive. I...

I know everybody hates on Sohals and say that they are basically Satan's pet fish, but I love mine like crazy. She's about 5 inches long so she's still fairly young but she's housed with some small peaceful fish such as an Ocel Clown, Diamond Gobies, and Bar Gobies. The newest addition to my...

They're are a great, friendly fish assuming you have enough room for him to swim. I would say no smaller than a 125 gallon. Their only downside is that they are fairly hard to keep. With proper food and tankmates, you can have great success.

Type: Red Sea Sohal Size: 5 inches How long I've had him: 3 months Size of tank: 210 gallons Food: Frozen brine soaked in Selcon, Frozen Formula 2 soaked in Selcon, Formula 2 Pellets, and sheets of Seaweed. I will be adding a Purple, Black, 2 Blue Hippos, and a Naso.

Yeah I don't see why not. They're smart enough to stay out of the way of any would-be attackers.

Anybody else have interesting Diamond Goby stories? Pics?

Hey Anders, do you live in Fargo? Anders is a unique name and I know an Anders and his last name starts with an H...

As far as the Trigger issue goes, stick with the Niger. They don't get terribly big.

I kinda liked your Chromis idea lol. Or I hate to even say it, maybe some damsels... But I also like that whole shrimp idea that was stated earlier.

No I lived in central PA where I worked at an LFS. I occasionally got people from down there that said good stuff about a store from that area.