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Just had to euthenise the Clown. He was sucked against one of the cross pump inputs and I put him down. Only the YB Gobi left. In less than 2 months, I have lost $1,500+ in fish. I would give twice that to prevent this. I have been in the hobby for 35+years and hard in it for the past 8 years. I...

I also posted, inquiring about electricity, because that's at first what I thought wiped out the tank (lateral line disease). Then I posted, inquiring about testing water for poisen. 90 corner overflow, 30 gallon wet/dry sump, BakPak skimmer, 9wtUV, + 350 Boi-Wheel filter. Ammonia = between...

I lost every fish in my 90 FOLR tank in a short amount of time. How long do diseases last if there is no host in the tank? Will it live in the live rock? Thanks, Dave in Sugar Hill, GA

Thanks to both of you. I wonder either test will be accurate because of the salt content. I had a 100% kill off in my 90 gal FOLR tank in a five week period. I discovered a broken wire on an undergound pump and figured they died of laterial line diease. I trying to keep rock alive, I removed all...

I live in the Atlanta area and need to know where I can get a water sample tested. This is not for normal things like pH,amonia, nitrite, nitrate or copper. I need to find out if someone has introduced poison into one of my tanks. Thank you for any info you can give me. Dave

Thanks... BTW I have a 125 reef that share the same room and RO water supply. I am hoping this is over.

I have hand feed all these guys for over three years. I have never had any kind of shock when I put my hand underwater. I actuacly "touch my pets". BTY: the pump and the tiataium rod are 3" from pump to the rod corner. ??? Quote:

Not trying to steal the thread, but I would appreciate any responses. 90 gal fish and live rock. Well established, well maintained, 10% water change weekly. All test in correct range. I also have a titanium probe in tank The suddenly, lost one, then everything. Bodies discolored and fish rubbing...

In secret, my guy has been messing around with your girl. They want to elope.

I agree with shyfish. Throw the stress coat at him. Your only chance to protect and hopefully heal the little guy.

Feed me now !!!

Agree with coastie -key phrase is "very slowly add". Patience is difficult but manditory for sucess.

Originally Posted by nina&noah Mine wedges himself inside a rock. He has a specific rock that he always wedges himself in. I always thought that he would outgrow the hole, but the hole seems to be growing with him. Laughing at what nina&noah said. My Hippo has grown so much I never would...

Unless I have previously fed my Picasso, he shreads my sheet algea and eats none of it! Maybe a jealous brat? I end up trying to net parts before they go into the overflow.

Besides potentially killing (or at least hurting) the damsils, when they survive cycling, they change to a real mean little fish.

I am glad you did not give up. No one wants our little buddies to suffer but like phoenix, the snails will start you on a new begining.

Voting for black as well

Be patient. Soon enough the Niger will be the most active member of your tank. Good luck!

Update - they are all gone, glass clean as a whistle. Can you say food chain??

spanko, Thanks for the correction. Obviously I have both. Dave