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Cool maybe I'll check the LFS for Foxfaces this weekend!!

Would a foxface be OK with a clown? I would hate to break up the clown and the puffer since they are now friends.

I spend about the same time per month on my 150G saltwater as I do on my 80G freshwater. The saltwater took a little more patience in setting up and more$$$ but it was totally worth it. It all seems intinidating at first, but so did setting up a large freshwater tank, and now its no problem...

Its basically the same except for a new name and slightly different hoses that still fit the 404. My neighbor had one on his freshwater tank and it died, when he bought the 405 he just replaced the top motor part and left the bottom canister on, no problems so far.

Well so much for getting the trigger. My dausghters nano cube tank crashed this weekend, so I had to put her clownfish in with the porc puffer. I was nervous but now no worries. After about 1.5 days they were friends, swimming all over the tank together and resting in the same cave. Next...

That sounds like possibly a good tankmate for my puffer. I'm going to the LFS this weekend to check on what they have in sotck. :thinking:

I agree with justfish, I had a hard time getting my puffer to eat also. I put garlic on his food one time, and he went nuts and ate everything I put in the tank :thinking:

I was going to feed them to a 3 inch porc puffer.

Would a different trigger be better? If I got one should I find one the same size or slightly smaller bigger? If I've read right, a clown would get too big for my tank.

Wont go with a lion, possibly going with a niger trigger.

I did have a yellow tang in with him and they were best buddies. Unfortunately the tank wasn't mature enough for a tang and it died. I had thought about possibly another tang or angel but wanted to wait until the tank was more mature. Thats why I was thinking of possibly a trigger now.

I was possibly thinking of maybe a trigger not a clown. I already have a 2 inch clown in a 12G nano cube that is very happy. But should I get one approx the same size or a little smaller or bigger?

Sorry maybe it was ghost shrimp I was thinking of not brine shrimp :thinking:

OK maybe I was wrong :thinking:

Try this to set up a saltwater aquarium...The consientous Marine Aquarist by Rob Fenner. I was a great help

I had read about gut loading shrimp with vitamins to help with health thats why I'm asking. :thinking:

to the agressive fish?

So its not likely to raise them to adulthood and then feed them?

I want to start raising brine shrimp for my aggressive tank. I haven't been able to find anything on this forum as to how to do this. I'm not sure what I need and would greatly appreciate any help. Thanks :help:

I'm getting the impression off this thread and others that I've benn reading that getting a lion is not the greatest of ideas. Would a trigger work better? And should I get one about the same size as my puffer? :thinking: