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thanks for the nice comments i hope im not taking over the thread Gilly

well im sad to say this but i would NOT reccomend a goby i had mine for a day and the next day i couldnt see him i figured he was hiding in the rock so i waited another day then i got worried and we took out all the rock work and he WASNT THERE!! i have no idea where he could have went except...

for my tank i had a small card shaped heater dont buy it!!!! i could never see it work i would reccomend a larger heater with a knob to change the temp also the only pump that i have now is the one on the filter but im getting a small pump for christmas i would reccomend a pump because the...

WAIT theres hope i just found that they are expensive but can be bought by captive breeders as long as the dragons were caught before the conservation law went into effect this is from wikipedia so i dont know if i should trust it though well i dont know if this helps i guess i just posted...

here i just found this it was written a while ago i dont mean to rain on your parade though A 1996 assessment by the Australian government's Department of Environmental Heritage indicates "It [the Leafy Sea Dragon] is now completely protected in South Australia because demand for aquarium...

im not sure but arent leafy seadragons endangered and protected by the government? hmm i'll look into it

hey i got my yellow clown goby a few hours ago heres a pic if you want it and a pic of the ricordea i got with him!

thanks! ive had it up for a few months now and the only thing that i dont like are the almost daily topoffs on it also the filtration is kind of weak

ok here are some pics 1) the whole tank 2) some of the corals 3) candy cane 4) some fire and ice zoos

i have a 3 gallon picotope and it is filled with corals i have a few kinds of zoos a mushroom hammer coral that is growing very well candy cane coral and lots of GSP i plan on picking up a yellow clown goby today or tommorrow so i will keep you posted on how he does

here is my 3 gallon JBJ picotope have a 20 gallon too but it looks pretty bad so i'll stick with showing the 3 gallon oh yeah and im a sophmore

EAT MOOSE 10,000 wolves cant be wrong

the small card heaters DO NOT work (or at least didnt for me) i had on in my 3 gallon and the tank was always room temperature the large heater makes sure it never gets too cold those whisper ones are good with the knob to adjust temp

did you say NM are you in abq? i have some frags and if you're new you should go check out the stores i have a few zoo frags some red and purple PPEs and lots of xenia if you want some

the fish would be cool but way too hard to get the right balance to keep them alive i would stick with a shrimp or snail

wow ive never heard of them reproducing in captivity that would be cool to raise them but i have no idea how to keep them alive congrats on the cool find!

on my 3 galoon i top off about 1/3 a gallon every 2-3 days almost but i dont have a top on it and also live in the desert

i have a 3galllon picotope with some zoos, shrooms hammer coral and GSP the flow from the filter isnt much and i want to get a small powerhead the temp is pretty bad because its always changing (but i put a big heater in and its fine now) i do a water change every 2 weeks for about .75 gallons...

on the site above they have instructions for a slatwater ecosphere you need LR and LS also some little critters im wondering how it would work but here is what im guessing 1. LR and LS filters 2. pods live in LR 3. fish or invert eats pods or algea 4. waste is filtered and made into more algea...

check this site out it has how to make a saltwater one sounds cool and i bet you have all the stuff to make it! http://www.open2.net/diyscience/ecosphere/