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i buy squid, shrimp, octupus, scallops and put them in a blender.. make sure you wash the seafoods and cut the squid because the flesh is tough. lay out in a ziplock bag and freeze. i cut pieces out then feed them to the fish frozen

i seen pictures of people using aluminum foil. white does reflect light.

i seen pictures of people using aluminum foil. white does reflect light.

from here it looks like your setting up an all you can eat buffet for the lions, puffer, and eel.

what size tank? what size are the fish already? and how long have they been in there??

the general rule is 5 gal for every inch. get fish that will grow to that rule so you dont have to trade any when they get to large

if a fish only light isnt a problem. only thing i can suggest is one fish..

did he come out yet????

get a niger they are hardy, colorful, active, and not as aggressive as the others.

more blue light will also help it spread

25 clams!!! get it, i see an lf$ using them once in a while....

i think that would be too high for snails...

i have no experience with them except at restaurants. i just seen them on discovery channel and i would think they need a bigger tank and the care for them should be the same as octupus.

a 55 is too small for any grown trigger. the niger probably wont eat the damsels anyway. but if he does it is easier than catching them. i feed my triggers damsels once in a while. its better than feeding fw feeders.

cool flix

ive read of a queen conch being able to be kept with aggressives. they sell them real cheap at swf.com

hey fshub, 700+ posts in two months!!!! your on a rolll......

they puff up when stressed. leave him alone for a while

it will probably get a foot long, keep in at least a 75,lots of lr and ls, feed meaty foods...i seen a queen trigger that was big enough to bite an arm off....looked like it weighed at least 50 pounds.....blue throats can also get large....