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I've read articles and seen some TV shows about relocating american crocodiles. They were working with american crocs in central and south america. They had a huge problem with the crocs returning to their home ranges. If you have them there and they are big enough to breed their old home...

don't put the water back into the tank, use a net to get the fish out of the bucket.

I have a 90 gallon tank that is bottom drilled with an overflow. My return pump is very large (Little giant 4MDQX-SC). I get a lot of noise from the water passing over the overflow. Any suggestions on how to lessen the noise

You might want to try an inexpensive grounding probe to remove any charge from your tank.

Originally posted by Leopard_babe i have a pencil urchin named urkel. He is alright. I bought him to eat my algea, which he does. However some of his favorite algea is CORALINE algea. It takes huge chuncks out of my rock. He also has algea hanging off of him. I personally don't really...

if you have "extra" pumps you may want to pump the water from the tank instead of simply draining it, it is faster

I was wondering if anyone here has ever tried to keep colombian sharks (Arius seemani ) in full strength saltwater.