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Nice pictures. I like your goby. That was funny.

Originally Posted by Bang Guy Under heavy Actinic Stop showing off.

I have this friend of mine that thinks diseases are always in saltwater tanks. He claims that his Sailfin Tang is getting ich. I told him its probably because of bad water quality but he said ich is always in a saltwater tank. Its just when a fish gets stressed the ich gets the fish. I think...

So a CBS can protect itself. Could it get the respect of a niger trigger or a snowflake eel or is that just crazy?

00nothing, I am aware that my Niger will get to big for my tank and will sell him or give him away to someone that can handle such a fish. I have a in-sump and a pretty good skimmer and good water movement. But the thing is, I already have all these fish except for the clowns. So I have the...

Here's a bad picture of my Niger.

Originally Posted by NEreef he just upgraded to a 56 gal corner bowfront. 2 electric yellows 1 jack demsey 1 living stoney 2 blue ones with vertical black stripes. (not sure what they are) That Jack Dempsey will outgrow that tank fast.

Well, unless you were going to use the hose right after that, there is no need for dipping because its going to dry up. BTW, what kind of cichlids does your room mate have? :thinking: I had cichlids once but now saltwater

Nice zoos. What kind of crab is that big one? I can't wait till I start adding corals in my tank. I want zoos bad.

Originally Posted by unleashed nope i just missed it i fed the fish walked away then returned within3 to fed the larger fish the trigger was on the bottom of the tank laying on his side when i returned but he was eating just before that.the tip of the lions fins had been exposed so Im almost...

I don't know how long you can keep it quite. :thinking:

Freshwater is a good building block.

Originally Posted by 00nothing Heres a new vid of my 135 gallon as well as some update pics http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lomvHb0DUGc I suggest pausing and allowing the vid to completly load before playing it How the tank used to look How it looks now I felt the need to free up some swimming...

Lots of waste.

Wow. Did you see it happen?

If you lived in Florida you would never even consider getting one of these. The ones you see on the beaches are usually 1-2 feet in length. Plus they would need special care for feeding. They're food source is in the mollusca.

How did you get a hold of that boxfish. He looks awsome. I caught a boxfish with my bare hands in the Keyes. They are pretty slow moving and sluggish so it wasn't that hard. i let im go after I felt how hard there body was.

How did he sting the trigger? And how big was the trigger? How big was the lion?

My SFE comes out when he is hungry. Thats when I know when to feed him. Its usually every 3-4 days.

Wow. Is this your first time setting up a saltwater tank or any tank for that matter? I am amazed that's all been done in 6 weeks.