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I once got a SFE in 35lbs of Liverock. He was stuck in the rock

Originally Posted by tonyzick there won't be any problems next to the mushrooms or will there be I don't think so but I would keep an eye on them.

are moorish idols that hard to take care of? I mean I know they are extremely sensative to water parameters and changes but having it die because you changed the chemical filtration media is rediculous.

Originally Posted by Demosthenes Additionally, if you give out advice that a person can get a fish while they are small enough to survive in a tank that is smaller than ideal, we end up with a lot of people buying Imperator Angels and the like and keeping them in a 29G or a 55G and then either...

Originally Posted by reeftank27 well if you read jr's right, he is saying that once born in a small tank, you should move it into a bigger tank. Anyway you look at it the shark is getting moved. weather it is sooner or later doesnt really matter and there are alot of people that say starting a...

Originally Posted by johnsus Love seeing those great pics, everyone! Here are a few of my favorite fishes. I think the Moorish Idol is my most favorite, but will probably never be able to raise one successfully. nice

Originally Posted by rberhow We have the same kind and it is a pig, when it comes to feeding time. Like brainrush said, just lay some small food on it when it is looking all fuzzy which sometimes can take a few hours after lights out for ours. I usually give ours mysis or bloodworms but...

sorry to pull this thread up but my hermits have been killing some of my turbos lately. Do I just get rid of them or what. They are fuzzies but I have no idea what kind they are.

get some firefish

Originally Posted by reeftank27 jr stop giving bad advise, a baby banded cat can live in a smaller tank for little while a 70 gallon for a banded cat would be ok for at least 5 to six months if not a little bit longer, my freind has one in a 40 breeder and is doing great, he has had him for a...

As long as you maintain them under the right conditions

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Mine was an eel. A snowflake eel. I guess he was in the rock. I noticed something swimming around one night and then I looked closer and what do you know.

Originally Posted by DME HHHHmmmmmmm, Sorry, I never heard of those species yeah they are great species. Mods I know you are deleting all my posts and will probably bann me but I will just keep coming back. There is no stopping ME

Originally Posted by DME :hilarious That is not what he wants silly :jumping: whoa...where did my post go???

mods this isn't very funny

What I said was that there are too many parasites and pathogens in that sand

what just happened to my post?

Originally Posted by DME HHHHmmmmmmm, Sorry, I never heard of those species yeah..they must be very rare.