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Hello people, I have a Mandarin Goby, female, which has been in my tank for many many months, when I closed down a second tank recently I introduced a male from that tank into the females tank. After one month she is enormously fat and appears to be pregnant. I know nothing about mandarins...

been on a waiting list for long while;finally have opportunity to purchase a banded bamboo cat shark egg; I know purchasing an egg is chancy and even if it hatches, it can be difficult to get it to feed; what care should I give the egg and what possible signs of good health should I look for in...

Hello, I have two yellow tangs in my tank, a few days ago I noticed that one had small red splotches near his tail fin. I assumed it was a fight wound as they tend to tangle occationally. However, in the last two days the splotches have grown in size and seem to be spreading. The other tang is...

Im not sure, but I do have many many tiny ones in my tank right now, the larger ones were releasing clouds into the water about three weeks ago, and Im told they lay egg strands. I think mine will end up as fish food.

I have had two arrow crabs now, both in a 35 gallon tank with corals and fish, they have NEVER attacked or killed anything. Some say this happens, but I havent seen it. They eat the leftovers as well as snack on fireworms in my tank.

White? Most likely Cope Pods from your live rock, if so they are very good to have. ;)

$125.00 here in Conroe, they are juveniles and quite pretty. 125, NO WAY! I have gotten fish from Deathco, a Niger Trigger, some damzels, and two yellow tangs. Um, those are the ones that lived. I just hate driving 50 miles to get fish, almost as much as I hate Deathco.

Ok, I seem to have picked up a sponge on some liverock. It looks like the tip of a Q-Tip with a feather duster worm sticking out the top. At first I thought it was neat, now Im not so sure. Damn things are everywhere, litterally. My Eheim canister filter began to slow down so I assumed it was...

It probably is iether just type of worms or maybe sponge.

if you got it from HOME DEPOT; probably is south down; may I ask where you got it from?

Houston, TX. 3.99 a pound. The person in Lufkin should mail me, Ill pick it up when I go and you can get it here in Conroe as your only about 60 miles away.

Southdown, based in Houston Texas, was recently purchased by SyMex. If you can get the sand BUY IT NOW as it will soon dissapear from the shelves. I spoke with Southdowns office today and she told me it was going to be phased out temporarily. I asked her about the possibility of getting my hands...

Cucumber Sam.

Nudis only eat sponges, unless they are the green spanish dancers, those will consume algae as a last resort. -

I calculate your setup at 3,150 pounds. Thats too much weight if the span is more than 10 feet in my opinion, but Im not a builder.

Ok, Ive been through this before with other fish I had to have. I really want a Clown Trigger, it is the fish that lured me into this bottomless glass pit that eats all my cash. I have a reef, with a few corals(candy, clove polyps, brown buttons, purple gorgonian) and intend on getting more...

Mine usually comes in wet newspaper. I got a shipment by UPS from WaltSmith and it was in a plastic bags, no paper, some peices were quite dry, but it is the best rock I have ever had in a tank. The rock is pourous and retains water inside where the creatures live. It should be fine(according to...

Nudi's are difficult as they have only one food source usually, Sponge. I think the green spanish dancers are the only ones that eat algae.

Your emerald will eat other things, like any food that hits the bottom, I always throw in a shrimp pellet or two for my crabs and starfish.

Not likely. To be honest, sometimes fish just up and die for no real apparent reason?