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Mine is freaking awesome, dives after pellets and flakes......lol

thank you all for your advice, on the seventh day he start eating brine shrimp and is doing very well, i placed some formula 1 and 2 pellets on the rocks and he ate a few while he was picking at the rocks, he picks at the rocks constantly looking for algae to graze on. :)

I've already tried the garlic, all my other fish attack the food like theres no tommorrow.

Well he is show size, about 8-9 inches, very active and healthy but just wont eat, is there any kind of formula especially made for large angels that will encourage him to eat?

OK thanks I'll try that and see how he does.

I got him a couple days ago and he doesn't seem to want to eat. I have a 150 flwlr tank, I feed him nori(my tangs eat it fast) formula 1 and 2 pellets, and copped silver sides, squid, and seafood. He just doesn't seem interested at all. What should I do?

it took alot of careful planning, moving rocks around, and precise order, also knowing your fish and how they behave, not all triggers are assholes, same with angel fishes.

Originally Posted by patandlace Wow. How long have they all lived together? I definately wouldn't add corals to that tank. But then again I would never have put those fish together either. How big are these fish? And the tank? Just because they can coexist now I wouldn't count on them being...

Originally Posted by Clim221 i thought you would never ask :) possibly the most un reef safe fish one could ever own. queen, blueline, clown and picasso triggers blueface, queen, emperor, majestic angels all in the same tank, and they all get along fine. :) with help and advice from a lfs owner...

Originally Posted by patandlace The Bluethroat and Crosshatch Triggers are reef safe as well, for the most part. What kind of triggers and Angels do you have? i thought you would never ask :) possibly the most un reef safe fish one could ever own. queen, blueline, clown and picasso triggers...

i have a deep sea gorgian and a chili and none of my angels or triggers pick on them, right now its just 1 watt per gallon a fish only tank very deep you cant reach your arm in there to touch the bottom. i have many non reef safe fish. i just wanna know what kind of corals i can get.

can anyone give me a list of corals that require little to no light at all? and also some that wont get eaten by triggers or angels?

Originally Posted by jonny i have been into this for about 2-3 years so far. i have kept an achilles and an emp until one day my heater went out and the achilles died. loved the achilles absolutley the coolest fish for me. the emp didn't make the transition to the 210 about a year ago. never...

are you sure its a 175? i have a tank with the exact same dimensions and its a 150, anyways good luck with your tank.

get all 3, it can be done. i have a 2-3in majestic right now fully evolved in color, in my 55. not shy at all, actully pretty damn aggressive. acts just like a trigger because he was raised with my blueline, clown and piccasso all juveniles. i am moving him in with a blueface angel to my 150...

yes they are known for being super aggressive, but like people different fish have different attitudes and personalitys. you can introduce them at the same time, or if your adding one to a tank with one already in it, take out the one thats already in there move your rock set up around then put...

how long does it ussually take for coral line to apear?

can anyone post a good picture of coral line??? thank you

omg the exact same thing happended to mine.........i had mine for about 3 months..........it eats good and swims around alot, until one day it just died........with a really big belly.....and i dont know y

ive been thinkin about getting one of those box fish..........but is it reef safe??