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yeah, I'll take a bunch if they are not too loud. bhender@ufl.edu

Here is a picture of my niger.

I only paid 30 bucks for him so I guess I got a good deal on it. I am already planning on getting a larger tank but i may have to upgrade before I ever get a larger tank. He is getting along with everybody else. I have seen my niger actually go after during feeding time. Otherwise, he pretty...

I got this guy about three weeks ago. I just haven't gotten around to posting a picture. The owner of the LFS got him as an assorted puffer and we spent some time looking through the books he had to try and get a good ID. I just really am not sure. Your help is appreciated. Frank:)

not quite the same but I saw my red coris eat a ghost shrimp, take a #2 and then go back into the sand in a matter of about 2 minutes, I think he picked that up from watching me after a long night out on the town. :D

Congrats, I know that can sometimes be nerveracking. I was able to get my zebra to eat the day after I got him. Unfortunately there is no way I would be able to get him to eat out of my hand without my puffer or niger biting me trying to get the food. :D

I noticed it early today. I noticed a white spot in the same area and thought it was just discoloration from stress two days ago. Today I finally noticed the sore. No bleeding, just a white pit in the side of its body. I will keep on checking up on him.

no, the huma is only about 2.5 inches and rather passive. The sore is about 1/4 of an inch in diameter and the fish is about 4.5 inches long

ok, I added a naso tang and huma trigger to my 90 gal tank about 5 days ago. I had nothing else in the tank except for 5 damsels and a red coris wrasse who enjoys the sand bed. The tank has been up and running for 6 months now. Stupidly, I added the fish into the tank without quarantining them...