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Originally Posted by nicetry White, stringy feces is often an indication of an internal bacterial infection. The other symptoms you list would warrant the clown being placed in a quarantine tank and treated with antibiotics. The twitching may or may not be a problem, as oftentimes, paired...

Originally Posted by sepulatian Have you checked your water readings? How long have you had the clown? Are the raised areas the same color as his body or are they white or red? How is he eating? well i just did a water change and the reading are good, i bought 2 clowns thru this site and have...

my clown has been twitching, acting really weird. the feces looks like a white string, and now the clown has a cloudy eye. there are things that look like raised blotches on the clown. i cant really tell what they are because the colwn is a B&W one. i would try to get a pic put the fish wont...

Originally Posted by alix2.0 um... i see the sign, but i highly doubt that tanks 2000 gallons. look how big the paper is in comparison to the tank. lol !! look how wide the tank is, im sure its 2000gallons.

Originally Posted by alix2.0 um... i see the sign, but i highly doubt that tanks 2000 gallons. look how big the paper is in comparison to the tank. lol !! look how wide the tnak is, im sure its 2000gallons.

any one have some info on this fish it says expert hobbyist. i have a 55g. so any info like temperment, size, compatibily with inverts and other fish thanks.

Originally Posted by mckaax I have no idea why but 2 weeks after I drop the crab in it died. It has been eating great and I have no idea why it would just croak? I have two coral banded shrimp that are a pair, could they have killed it? probably molted and sheaded itsd shell. look around they...

nice tang, colors look faded prob. because of acclimation shock, and travel. cant wait to se pics when rhe colors rippen up!

Originally Posted by PerfectDark Nope high light requirements.... not like tube anemones at all. ill stick with the tube anemone for my 55 and my 20 already has a rock anemone which im bored of and want one with longer tentacles. the 20g has 80 watts total.

Originally Posted by PerfectDark LOL jk jk ... i am only repeating what I have read. Your info being based on experience is definatly credible. I cant offer any with that specific species I have never owned one. SWF says the curly-q requires hight lighting. but i thought it was a low light...

Originally Posted by coraljunky Yes they are, please see post 55 and 56 for available frags Thanks how much for shipping to 97058 thanks! (for zoos)

Originally Posted by namas05 usps express is 34 and will be there overnight, and priority is like 13 but would take 2 days. i don't like to ship 2 day, but will if that is what you want to do. Let me know. would 2 day be ok for shipping zoos? or would they die?

Originally Posted by PerfectDark They grow their tubes in deep sand beds. If you dont have one then its recomended to accomodate them in a PVC tube standing on end filled with sand, tuck the animal in the tube and he will have room to grow. I live in Coventry, No. Kingstown is about 10 minutes...

Originally Posted by sk8shorty01 I would still venture to say they are copepods. I know that they swim in the little packages of copepods you can buy from the LFS (looks like a caprisun pouch). I think you are fine, I wouldnt worry to much. ya the shrimp were eating them. i think its ok. ill...

Originally Posted by MX#28 They are nocturnal by nature but can be 'trained' by feedings to extend during the day, too. Like PerfectDark said, they like smaller meals (I feed mine baby brine shrimp frequently) and I've read a few accounts of damage resulting from large prey items. I should add...

Originally Posted by rwlancaster hard to say without pictures. perhaps pods? if so, they are great to have. part of the cleanup crew. if they gross you out, find a miraculous way to catch them and send them my way! kidding. you can buy fish and inverts to keep the population down if you are...

when i turned off my tank lights tonight (living room lights still on) hundreds of these little white bugs rasied from the sand and are swimming around my tank. the filter sucks them up and there so small the just get put back into the water. what could these be. the swim in circles and up and...

true! thanks perfect dark. BTW where in R.I you from? i lived in NorthKingstown

what about the curly-Q anemones??? any one have info on those?

Originally Posted by steve24 they WILL eat fish if they snag one, trust me i know i had a purple one with the green center in my 55 and sold it. just watch out, at night their tenicles really stretch out. mine had like foot long tenicles ... man that sucks, are they long during the daytime...