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i'am new to this so I don't have any equipment to check all that stuff the only thing i do have is to check the salinty and I go 1-2 a week to the place where i bought my tank and they check my water and say there is nothing wrong with it i have even gone to get a second opinion and the same , a...

Originally posted by Beth nicky1.8t, you have to resize to 500x500 and use JPEG file type when saving. Here ya go! I 'am having the same trouble how do I resize it because i've looked earound and have had no luck :help:

I have about 12 live corals in my tank however I have 2 that have died and 1 more on it's way I was wondering :notsure: if that woul affect my tank in any way. All the fish seem to be fine but I just want to make sure if they wouldn't be affected by the dead corals

Originally posted by skakja Hey thanks everybody! Well to answer some questions, yes my tank is new it has only been cycled for about 2 weeks. And yes I do use a swing needle. Someone posted that the netting may also have stressed him, Is there a better way to get the fish out of the bag? Maybe...

I sorry to hear of your loss but it happens in this hobbie

Originally posted by MARINEROCK Hey Troubled.... $1400....Read the first post for all the particulars on the tank and equipment..... Regards... Marinerock What part of florida are you located?

How much are you asking for your setup?:notsure:

Originally posted by kreach Basically, you need something that has a shell, not just an exoskeleton. Try scarlet hermit crabs and a variety of snails to help keep your tank clean. But do scarlet hermit crabs eat starfish?? :notsure:

I bought a hermit once and was forced to return because it was eating my starfish:confused: :notsure:

I have f a foxface in my tank and he has never eaten a coral or even nibbled .:happyfish

I have had my tank for about 6-8 months now and one of the first addition was a snowflake eel.When I started off with my tank I encountered a couple of casualty's because I was told that I was overfeeding them , so they suggested I fed them 1 day yes and 1 day no. And I have been doing that and...

A friend of mine had to move unexpectantely and he gavr me his fish however I noticed that the niger triger had a white eye i was wondering what it is. Is he blind in that 1 eye or is it something like a sickness that he has, and if the other fish can get it .:thinking:

I'm moving in a couple of weeks and I'am only moving a block away from my house I was wondering what is the best way of moving the fish without a casualty :notsure:

Originally posted by Daniel411 How far away are you going to be moving? If its local, its not much of a problem. The house we are buying is four house's down from where I live now:D

I have a 75 gallon tank however I'am going to be moving soon. I was wondering if anyone has any good ideas to make moving my tank the best way possible. I plan to make it the last thing I take and the first thing I build.

I going to see if I can get around to posting a picture soon so that maybe by seeing the pic it might be easier to see the conditions the fish are in.

Originally posted by moopiespoo How can they swim? Comfortable? I also would like to see a picture, just out of curiosity. No body is trying to flame you btw, it just seems you got some terrible advice as to whats approriate stocking. Which fish is your favorite? Keep it, unless it's the ray it...

My clown fish has patches all over his body and I was told it's fungus how could I be sure.And what can I give him

what is a sfe?

Every 6-7 days we check the water; for everthing and it all seems to be fine for now.