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some damsels can eat them but if they dont your filters should get them.

that tank is too small for both of the fish you want even if both are small. try to get a bigger tank or look toward getting smaller agressive fish.

its like voting for a president...

that is to small for any full grown trigger. you can get it small but only for awhile

the general rule is 5g for every 1" of fish. specially aggressive. they need alot of space to live. try to get them small so the fish can grow into the tank.. you might want to reconsider the tang because they are prone to ich.

hawaiian are very aggressive. they have very good vision. if the dragon does try to bite the lion it will learn a painfull lesson. feed the eel and make sure it doesnt try to bite at the floating bag. dragons become very aggressive as they get bigger.

no chemical they might seep into the tank through the air. i use a damp rag and wipe it off with sheapskin...

what size??

if acclimated right it should do alright. why and how low are you lowering the salinity???

patience is the same thing. and its free.....

the difference between the one at HD and the LF$ is the HD ones are used for mostly for home and growing plants. and the ones at the LF$ are bulbs that were tested and made only for aquariums.

that makes me wanna get one

try lookin into a smaller lion. in my opinion one lion in a 55 will look kinda empty since they dont swim around alot

since you work there you can do alot to improve the care of the fish. most petcos are notorious for their livestock. thats because most that work there dont know a thing about fish or equipment. ive only been to one ***** that was decent and most of the staff were in the hobby so the fish were...

lower the salintiy slowly over a week. in both tanks. do a water change in the main tank. if you can, try to use cleaner shrimp in the quarentine tank.

if the water quality is good it should heal in no time.

green chromis,bangaii cardinals,yellow tail monos. depends on the size of the tank...

yeah i was wondering the same???... they probably sell them that size.

no clean up crew is safe with triggers. i use bluelegged hermits because they are abundant and cheap. most hemits learn to stay in their shells when the lights come on and scavenge at night. if the triggers are big they can crack the shells in half to get them out.

treat your fish and tank with hyposalinity. tha parasites will keep on reproducing if there host is present.