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yes, Innsmouth i know of your pairing and that there were no problems with it. thats why this idea came to me and fact that it might work. and you are right there is only one way to find out. i dont have my tank yet so i owuldnt even be able to try this out for at least 3 months... but if i do...

what if the angler was very large but not large enough to eat the mantis (whatever size he may be)?

where im from, the 8th graders are called kings and queens, 7th graders are called toil washers and the 6th graders are called scrubs. as for me, no.. im not that young. freshmen in college.

anyone ever tried this or know anyone who has tried this? or know of this is a bad idea? it hink it would be a nice pair. of course they would have to be the right sizes (mantis bigger then the angler)

hello there. my friends tank and the things i have read/run into on these forums have convinced me to start my own salt water tank. special thanks to Innsmouth and "snoopy" for jump starting me when i was just considering a tank. and because of him, i choose to raise a mantis shrimp. now, im at...

the tang was bought froma respectable local fish store that had at leat 5 other tangs and another 5 varied fish in teh same tank. but my friend has had ich in that tank before... he treated it completely about a month before he got the tang. it may just be that they are getting used to each...

My friend just purchased a blue tang, lately the tang began to 'scratch' himself against things in the tank. first it was some rocks and empty shells, today he went next to his clown fish and began doing the same. at some point the clown starting raming/biting the side of the tang and...