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zebra eels are pretty peaceful. those gobies are amazing sand stirrers and do it constantly. they like to jump out of the tank. they are also tough to keep alive for long periods of time in most cases

that sounds like it would be a pretty cool tank.

what is up with all of you talking about max sizes of these fish in every topic? have you ever had one of these fish get these big? have you ever seen one this big? or are you just going by some book? these fish take a long time to get that big. the guy has a 200 gallon tank. that is...

the amount of rock and sand you have depends on what you want or what you are gonna keep. surprised some of you are giving this guy generalaites when you don't know what he was gonna keep in his tank. sharks and rays should not have lots of and sometimes no rock in their tank. and live sand...

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do you have a tank yet? a dwarf can stay in a pretty small tank (20 gallon) and it would take some time for it to outgrow it. but it would have to be alone in that tank and how fun would that be? none. put it in a tank with some other fish in a much larger tank.

pass on the ribbon it will likely get out of your tank and outgrow it quickly. the snowflake is very passive and wouldn't even bite you if you put your finger by its mouth. its also a community eel and can be found easily in small sizes. just ask your fav lfs to get you a small one. if they...

is it red and mat/slime like covering rocks and stuff or is it something else? where is it in your tank? on the gravel or rocks?

i'm guessing the trigger but the eel could have done it also. you've got a strange combo of fish in your tank what's up with that? you should probably decide if you want exclusively aggressive or get rid of the eel and trigger and go community with inverts

being patient like that gives you a big leg up on your fellow hobbyist. i'm sure you will be rewarded. your tank sounds more than ready for new additions.

stars and stripes are great puffers to have

do you have the porks in the same tank? they don't bite off each others tailfins? or are you feeding constantly? sounds like fun to have that much personality in one tank.

pinktails are great triggers. all the triggers are going to eat any invert you put in your tank. a coral banded may be able to protect itself because of its claws but the trigger will likely get it when its napping over time. fish are kind of like people in that some they have different...

no and no

what do you mean white spots? like grains of sugar attached to its sides? or fluffy white things on its fins?

this is interesting. what seems to be the problems you are running into? sounds like you are set up right. are fish dying? if so, what are their symptoms? what is actually inside your tank? like rocks, substrate, fish, invertebrates, corals, etc. its not that hard to keep a tank. like...

btw, what exactly is acting funny? is he telling jokes or just dancing around in circles? on a serious note, are you sure he is really sick?

he's probably a binge and purger or is dry heavng from all the vodka he had to drink last night

just leave it be. when its hungry you'll know. you can always try some guppies to get it started

small blenny and small clownfish with a shrimp, hermit, crab, duster, polyp rock, all small in size