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go for it. snowflakes and zebras arent really piscivores. nor are they an aggressive species.

I have a yellow-headed/fimbriated moray along with an undulate trigger, and they both get along extremely well. They steal food from each other all the time, but nobody seems to mind. They like to hunt together, and they'll even chill in the same cave for hours. BUT, they both go ape ---- when I...

Originally Posted by Jon321 No. Fish are amazingly adaptable, but just the fact that they have travelled 1000's of miles to our tiny aquariums and fed our prepared foods is adaption enough I think. No need to push it even more. Not to mention the DEFINITION of evolution is: "the process in...

sorry, but that video was pretty lame

my fimbriated goes from dark brown to light cream depending on his mood(?) and whether or not he's trying to hide or not

Originally Posted by 1journeyman Never, never buy an animal with the thought that one day you'll give it to an aquarium... these animals should not be collected. The Texas State Aquarium had one in excess of 7 feet when I was there during my college years. It was in an aquarium large enough for...

Originally Posted by xDave Natural adult size is what you should use when deciding on a tank regardless of what size they so called "normally" get in captivity. ya, i bought some F1 zaire blue frontosas at about 0.5-0.75in each. i wouldn't dream of growing them out in a 30gal tank. all 5 of...

i'd prefer to live in a 18,000 square foot mansion, but i'd survive, literally and figuratively, in a 1800 square foot apartment...

wha chu say nigga?!?!

clams in their natural state are open, and the muscle is used to close the shell, where as other bivalves are closed in their natural state, and the muscle is used to open the shell. if your clams are shut, then they're still alive. plus, if they had died, they would've opened and either been...

they'll eat dungeness crab or blue crabs just as much as king crabs, for a fraction of the cost. most ethnic food markets (asian or mexican) will carry live blue and dungeness crabs, maybe even rock crabs. my trigger loves snacking on blue crabs.

^^texas law, btw. where are you located, :BLACKTIP: ?

sorry if im late to the party, or if the question of shark sale has already been addressed, but... if the thread starter is interested in blacktip or bonnethead, i'd be willing to sell him one for shipping cost alone. hell, i'll even deliver! we catch them regularly in the Gulf, and it's...

i just feed my eel damsels. 5 a week keeps him happy

what are some good websites for info on moray eels? thanks

a 4ft 100gal? ;)