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It definitely varies from species to species & fish to fish. I guess their like us everybody has their own tastes!!

There's also a nice a store on sashabaw near I-75 it's called Moby ----'s.

If he's eating your copods he's probalby not very hungry. I'm sure he would rather eat live food vs. prepared food.

I think it's at middlebelt & 5 mile. It sits in the very back left corner of a strip mall. Lonestar restaurant is in the same mall.

There's a store on the west side called Pet Connection that is awesome you guy's should try it.

It was at aquatic discoveries @ 15 mile & Ryan.

It's a solid piece of steel approximately 2" wide x 3/4" thick in the center of the tank. It was placed their to correct o bow which caused the tank to crack on the bottom. The crack was fixed & the brace added. It's shaped like a long "c".

At my lfs they have a 400 gallon w/ a metal brace and it's not even coated. It looks pretty rusty but it's held for 20 years!!

The larger fish is always the female. Just make sure you get one bigger than the other & you will eventually have a pair.

I have one in my 55 but he was a juvenile when I got him. He still is rather small about 3" really cool fish. I had an adult 10 years ago that was very agressive. He bit my juvenile majestic in half w/ one bite when the angel took a piece of shrimp from his mouth. I got rid of him that same day...

I agree it sounds like gill flukes!!

I would add an air stone. This will increase the oxigen content in the water.

I agree the bigger the better!!!

Just acclimate them real slow take a couple of hours before you release them. I would add both at once.

I wouldn't go to that lfs ever again. Find a new lfs that will assist you the correct way.

You have to be careful w/ dottybacks i've had a couple different species that at my cleaner shrimp & hermits.

I disagree angels are awesome!!! You really have to be careful where you buy your fish. My local store will quarintine their angels at least 1 month and some times more. They refuse to sell them unless they are eating not only frozen food, but flakes as well. I waited 4 months for my blueface...

I've had my tank for a very long time and regret adding so many fish. When they were added they were all small, but over the years they have become quite large & crowded in my tank. I have never had a butterfly last more than six months so I gave up on them years ago. I wouldn't buy one unless...

I wouldn't put a hawk fish in there unles you don't want any crabs left. I agree w/ the dwarf angel I like the brazilian flamebacks.

A powder blue would be one of the last fish I would add. In my past experiences they become very territorial & will use those blades on his tail to do damage, if not death, to any new additions. What other fish are planning on adding later?