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looking to add a fish or 2 to my 75 gal fowlr tank. currently i have 2 pink skunk clownfish, 1 (3 inch) , 1 (1.5 in), 1 yellow head jawfish, and 1 blue-spotted puffer (2.5 in). any ideas?

thanks for the advice

what fishes would be safe to add?

I currently have a 75 g fowlr with the following: (1) yellow watchman goby- 2in, (1) long nose hawkfish- 3in, (1) blue spotted puffer-2.5in, (2) pink skunk clowns 3in, 1.5 in. My tanks has been running for a year now and all these species get along well. My previous 2 attempts at adding another...

the yellow watchman stays under a rock and never bothers anyone. The hawkish, puffer and mature clown are all about 2.5 inches and seem to be the aggressors. I didn't see any compatibility issues with the dottyback on any chart and the LFS suggested the dragon wrasse. The damsels are only 1...

My 75 gal fowlr tank has been running for 6 months or so. I stocked it with a longnose hawkfish, blue spotted puffer and pink skunk clown. Months later I added a yellow watchman goby, small pink clown. Last month I added 3 beau gregory damsels and a sunrise dottyback. That day, the dottyback was...

Thanks for the advice. I definitely want different spectrums of light and want the tank and fish to look sharp. I want enough watts to keep rock alive.I take it I am able to buy a 48" fixture for cfl and t5? Which bulbs cost more?

I just recently bought a standard 75 gal tank, stand and canopy. It was setup for freshwater with a light fixture with 1: 40w fluorescent bulb. I want to do a saltwater, fowlr setup. I was thinking of buying a compact fluorescent fixture that will fit the entire length of the tank and hold 2-3...

I know my fishes will not survive so I'm prepared to sell them along with the live rock, I have a fish only tank. Does it matter what I sell first? Will the fish survive awhile without rock and vise versa?

actually im not a beginner and this was a replacement for my original prizm skimmer that eventually just died. anyways thanks for helping me sell it!

you dont need a qt tank. my lfs said they dont use one and advised me when i started that if i had a sick fish its just easier and more cost effective to remove it and fresh dip it (place in freshwater-no chlorine for 15 min) to heal it. ive gotten along fine for 5 years without one but its your...

in my experience, over 5 years now i have never used a quarantine tank nor needed to. i buy from a lfs and they only sell healthy fish that they have had for a couple weeks. i did have a clownfish with ich once and i simply removed him and dipped him into freshwater for 15 minutes and he was...

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You should research this hobby before just jumping in, it could save you lots of time and money. Even with research you will learn more in the first couple years of practice. Hope your luck turns around.

I tried this skimmer but could not adjust it to skim as much as I wanted so Im giving up. It is like new though without original box. I will ship to you by FEDEX anywhere in the USA. I would like to recoup some of my money it cost me so I am asking $40 plus $15 shipping, handling, Paypal fees...

All you really need is a rubbermaid type can on wheels. You dont need a powerhead.

Currently I have a 60 Gal Hex with 2 Percula Clowns, 3 Green Chromis and 1 Lawnmower Blenny. Id like to put 2 more fish in to replace 2 recent losses (Velentini Puffer and Bicolor Angel), any advice on species that will get along?

this forum is called "the aquarium" not "other topics" or whatever you thought it was.... go to espn.com and blab about sports....sorry i have a life and dont feel the need to make thousands of posts....im not a computer geek.........by the way i am sorry to hear you didnt get best actor for...

this is for aquarium related posts NOT for crying over fat steroid using has beens!

thanks ill look under diseases.....