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anyone ever had their hydrometer break in the tank? the bottom of mine just broke off and spilled the little blacks balls..i got most of them out but i know there were some that fell into the sand and got mixed in..is this gonna be a problem?

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i never really saw a problem between mine and other fish but definitley loved to go after my snails and hermits and i think i can attribute the death of my purple nudibranch to him

hmm..ive had a porc in a 55g for the past 8 months, and he has been fine. he's only about 6" and has only grown about an inch since weve got him. just make sure you have plenty of small spaces between the rocks..they like to squeeze themselves in them! gl!

the coral beauty and the dottyback ..i actually had to take the coral beauty out and into my overflow tank because the trigger was beating up on it so bad

hate to do it but i need to sell my picasso trigger ASAP..hes about 3-4 inches long and although i didnt have any problems for the last 6 months hes really taken an agressive turn and while he hasnt killed off any fish yet i just dont want to take a chance. i live in Baltimore MD...anyone...

Hate to do it but hes just getting too agressive...ive got a picasso trigger thats about 3-4 inches long in my 55 gallon that i need to sell ASAP..hes been fine for the last 6 months or so but starting to get agressive...should have done more research but i thought i could beat the odds...i live...

yeah i definitley gotta say the purple lobster...ive had mine for about 6 months now and while i havent lost a fish yet i think ive seen him out from under his rock maybe twice...total waste of money!

yeah i did do a search on the site and did find most of the answers i was looking for..just not anything specific on whether the fish would be ok with the way the water was..

well eventhough i didnt get any responses..its now morning and the milkiness is gone and its just a little cloudy now but no big deal and no fish loss...just cant wait to start the other half sometime later this week...*sarcasm*

well after a year i decided to make the switch..only thing i didnt count on was my water looking like milk! i figured id have some cloudiness so i only did half the tank today and was gonna wait a day or two the other half... but right now im just hopin my fish hang in there till this water...

thanks for the advice..what i ended up doing was filling the tube up with water and ironically the lids to the milk cartons i was using to hold r/o water fit perfectly in the tube to block the water and ultimately get the siphon going.

hey that diagram you drew looks like the one i just got from a friend..its a little old but free so i could really care less..the only thing i cant figure out is that the u tube is hard plastic and doesnt bend or anything so im not sure how im supposed to get the siphoning action going...any...

there is a nice one in North Plaza Mall right bye joppa road and pering parkway its called Exotic Aquatics.

ive got mine in with a marron clown a humu humu hippo tang and lunare wrasse in my 55 and he gets along with all of them with the exception of snails and the occassional crab that wanders out during the day...mine is onlye about 4 inches long right now and i cant wait to get a bigger tank to put...

thanks for the help...anyone else have any ideas? i was wondering if it could possibly be done without having an overflow? i know i might sound stupid but im not exactly sure what they do..

i think it just depends on your puffer... i have a porcupine puffer in my tank with a carpet anemone, a pink tip, and a florida condi along with a marroon clown and they have been livnig together happily for a couple months

well i was thinking about putting together a refugium but i havent got a plumbing gene in my body. after searchin on here for a while ive decided just to use a plain rubbermaid container..because thats all thats gonna fit under my stand. my question is basically what is the simplest most cost...

well it defintely sounds like tank size shouldnt be a factor.. i have mine in a 55 gallon eventhough i know im gonna have to upgrade it soon to be able to keep him happy. i would just kinda wait and see what happens. puffers have all types of different personalities it may just take a few days...

my favorite fish has got to be..hands down..my porcupine puffer. i couldnt imagine my tank without him..he has so much personality and i knew from the second i saw him in my LFS that i was meant to have him:)