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They also need to be mentally challenged. They are EXTREMELY intellegent. They will get bored and unhappy if not stimulated.

Thanks for the complete info! :) I would eventually like to have a setup with some morays.. I know they are messy eaters, so I just needed to know what I was up against for filtering all that junk out. *hehe* :) I appreciate the help! :jumping:

Cool, thanks. :) Anyone else?

Do you run the UV sterilizer 24/7?

What is reccommended? Do you need a protein skimmer? What do you have as a filter system?

What about Parrot Fish? Has anyone heard of someone successfully keeping one? I've seen them in professional aquariums, but I've never heard of one in someone's home aquarium.

How is that aquarium? It is amazing! :) I can never get enough. They have an awesome temporary shark exhibit right now. Everything they do it completely over the top and wonderful. :) My fav's are probably the Southern Sea Otters, Leafy Sea Dragons, and "The Outer Bay". Awesome stuff. A couple...

Hehe. Yeah. I know all about it.. That's why I mentioned it. (I'm at that aquarium almost every week) It was held in a pen, but not in an aquarium. Maybe soon, but not yet. Others have tried to before, but the sharks starved... They wouldn't feed in captivity. That's why getting it to feed in...

Mine does that too. I would guess it's a calmoflauge response? Especially since it happens w/ lights out.

It may be hard to keep those 2 species, but not impossible... Um... There has been no Great White Shark successfully kept in captivity. *hehe*

That is the most beautiful LFS I have ever seen!! :D It's so great to see an owner that really CARES about their fish. That's wonderful. Everyone will see that and you will be very successful. :) I'm in Cali, but if I were near you, I'd be there in a heartbeat. BTW: I'm new here. Hello!