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or you can choose to leave the clown in there, it is a type of damsel after all, they're really hardy just more expensive........a regular damsel is too darn hard to catch when the cycle is over.....give the clown a chance if he continues not to eat, than return him.........I cycle with clowns...

My girlfriend and I add things to our tanks from time to time like small frags of different corals and polyps and dusters and so on We place them where we like them to be and we're happy with it, but over night when we are asleep, someone decides to move everything and place them elsewhere that...

maybe it's a way to turn away customers until the hype is over, my lfs-- the only one, refuses to sell "nemos" to any band wagonneers it may be a good thing that they're selling it for so much, they won't die now from a fad

maybe the glue is spawning, might as well prop it

i understand your position on taking from the ocean but if you make 2500 lbs of live rocks yourself, that doesn't mean you save that from the ocean, that just means that that much more is still sitting in the fish store rotting waiting for someone to give it a home..........taking from nature is...

if the fish store has had him for a month+ they can tell him what it eats right? I mean I'm pretty sure they would tell him that atleast. Yeah you're right that people should do research to know their fish better, I've learn so myself......but sometimes their is just that "one" fish....I've only...

listen, if you all want to fight go ahead, if you have such a problem with using live rocks and sand because it comes from the ocean, like the ohter guy said, don't have fish either, I think you guys should just have tanks with water in it, wait, water comes from the earth too! hmmm.... these...

just because you had a bad experience on impulse buying doesn't mean the rest of the world does, obviously he didn't buy on impulse if he's seen the fish in the store for a long time and what's wrong with poisinous, I keep poisinous things too if I buy a fish and find out later that he'll grow...

you must only have ever seen the common scorpians, there are more out there but very rare, mine isn't like his but similar in body shape 2nd one in the US, it is a scorpian

hey you did the same thing I did, I bought a funny looking fish at my lfs and not know what it was, kinda looks like yours what you have looks like a type of the rare scorpian fish like the small scorpian from hawaii our's is named mojimbi not mr ugly!! yet he is ugly does he ambush flakes...

yeah, do what you want, just don't add an oscar to your reef

i don't think im the 100th but can i have it anyways?

why is it that most people's opinion is to turn new hobbyist away from the smaller or nano reef tanks? I started small and went larger although I still have my 10 gal still up and running really well for a long time now. One of our friend has an 8 year old taking care of a 10 and a 180. As long...

you know it's nice to see someone with a small tank with a high population most people would say, oh it's crowded and this and that and you'd never be able to keep it up it takes a pro to handle a small tank, good job plum! I like your style

my clown just decided to ram his head into my frogspawn, it looks like the clown is going nuts now, like he can't see or something is this bad? what do I do?

mine hated fish, than i got a saltwater and said it's your's, she loves fish now, i can't take her to the lfs without her buying something and now she's also on this board with me

my cleaner wrass has not done that great of a job cleaning off ick, but he's good looking in my tank and has taken up to flakes so that's how it's been. Last night he started to hide from me, someting that he's never done before, and today he came out and has some kinda growth on his fin. His...

I have two re fracs costing 200 each but it's for my work usage, at home I just use good ol deep six or when my fish starts floating that means it's toooo high

would you consider splitting some of the corals apart and selling just pieces?? I'll be in Fl b4 long and you won't have to worry about shipping if you do decide to sell pieces.

the salt water store in Savannah is called Exotic Underworlds and is next door to their other store, Kreatures & Koi...which sells reptiles and koi. They are reasonable.....but sometimes are pricy and don't realy ever have anything new