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I got a sfe about 2 months ago and I can say its been a great fish to have in my 55. It took about a week for him to start eating. The stinkier the food the better because they have very poor eyesight. Try feeding it octopus tenticals, they smell bad and its natral prey. Watching them feed is...

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I have seen one at my LFS that I have been intrested in for a while. Come someone tell me some info on them? 1. Min. Size Tank? 2. Will they mix well with other eels? 3. How mean are they? 4. Will they get along with a yellow tang, a pt trigger, a blue head wrasse, and a sf eel?

Not good to mix two of the same genus of tangs. Bot are zebrasomas. Get the puple tang, it bore billegerent than the yellow.

Today is the final dose of tretment and I think my trigger will recover. He only has a few dots on him now and he is active as the day I got him.

Hermit crab with a picasso trigger, not a good combination.

The tank needs something, I think a shoal tang, a queen trigger, a nurse shark, and a v lion.:hilarious

The medacation does have copper but it says safe for corals and invertabrates.

Well, I woke up and the ick seems to be going away. All my fish are eating as usual. I moved my eel and LR back into the tank and its doing fine too. I was worried cause eels have no scales. Do you think maybe my yellow tang may be the cause of the ick?

I woke up this morning to find out my beloved pink-tail trigger has ick I put in a medication called organi-cure. I removed my eel and all my LR and put it in a 25 gallon tank and left everything else in there. My trigger is still active and eating but it has been scratching aigainst the filter...

Green morays will really get along with anything too small to eat. I would not put a green in anything less than a 250. Or at least a 92X24X24. Larger triggers, larger wrasses, sharks, or just any large predators are sutable for them.

Oh, i wasnt offended or anything. Anyway, my pinktail is pretty docile but it is territorial twards my wrasse but my yellow tang messes with my trigger.

with the lion lets just say you will have a damsel in distress

Actually, i did not list them in order. I have a pinktail that kinda just gives no care about anything. It is kept with a blue-head wrasse, a yellow tang, and a snowflake eel. It got along with a cb butterfly until it died 4 1/2 hours after being added. I would trust triggers with lions but...

The more peaceful triggers as follow Humu Niger Blue-Throaght Pink-Tail Any other triggers are best left alone

That makes since. They are still chasing each other just not as mutch

I bought a copper-band butterfly and my yellow tang is chasing it around! any thing i should do?

Originally posted by fishy411 They need at least a 70 gallon so it should do good in yur 180 Well, the tank sizes in the () is how big they will be when I upgrade them. Right now the predator tank is a 55 but will be a 180 in sep or dec

I was reading up on columbian sharks (a.k.a. black-fin sharks) and I know they are brakish but can they be acclimated into a SW predator tank? I have a yellow tang, pinktail trigger, snowflake eel, and a blue-head wrasse.

Originally posted by Liontamer Nah man, the immigrants. Theres plenty of those in california!!!!!:hilarious :mad: Our country is paradise and they are treated like slaves compared to us so give them a break:mad: