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Would my lion eat these? I have heard that they can caryy dieses and since they are fresh water that they are bad for saltwater fish, is this true????? :confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

I was watxhing the discovery channel yesterday and they showed pictures of Leafy and Weady Sea Dragons, they looked awsome!!! I was wondering if anyone had anyinfo on them and if they are fit for the aquaruim

I was watxhing the discovery channel yesterday and they showed pictures of Leafy and Weady Sea Dragons, they looked awsome!!! I was wondering if anyone had anyinfo on them and if they are fit for the aquaruim

THanks, i guess its off my wanted list, oh yeah, sorry bout that lion its just that I dont think of puffers and wrasses as too agressive since i have sharks :o

Would a small one be ok with a juv, dragon wrasse and a juv. prork puffer? :confused: :confused:

I just found a Tassle FileFish on the internet and I am wondering if anyone knows anything about them especilly there hardyness and there eating habits!?!?!?!? :confused: :confused:

I jkust bought a colony of mushrooms and they havent beeb open since i got them, and iv had it for two days, please help!!!! :eek: :eek: [ June 05, 2001: Message edited by: Admin5 ]

Dgs, no offence but 12 guppies isnt a whole lot, its not makeing a indent on the population or anything. and triggers eating live fish is just part of natural selection and some triggers have needs wher they requiar live fish, i have one that i rescuded from another hobbyiest from malnutrition...

ANy info on this kind of toadfish wouyld be greatly apreceated

I know nothing about the maroon linka but i have had a blue linka for about six months now. I have never fed mine befor and its doing great, but i do know to never touch it with your hand because it will die because of the oils on your hand. so dont touch it and i woulnt worry about feeding it. :)

lionfish Snowflake eel Orange toadfish and a huma huma trigger :D

yeah, i wen t there today and saw them feeding it, it was awsome

Yeah it is a shame, well there selling the the tank that bob was in but the puffer that im talking about is in one of the 200 gal, by the brine shrimp tanks :D :) :D :) :D

The colt coral is very easy to take care of, i have had one for about 3 months and its getting huge, just medium current and high lighting :cool:

Yea, I remember that puffer, he was huge!!!! They said that he was 18 years old, well anyways they got a golden puffer that is 500$!!!!!!!

oops... i meant orange lionfish ;) ;) ;)

I live in the Montgomery area

Its stomach is a little puffed up and his color is preety dark. Hes staying preety close to the bottom but he seems ok, ill keep ya posted

I have had this one for anout 6 months and iv never heard if make any noises, and yes, it is a seriose preditor, but thats what i luv about em' :D and my other fish are sake from him becasue there in a preditor tank, heres what i have in it: Oranage Toadfish Porkipine Puffer Snowflake eel Red...

im not sure about it yet, sometimes it just depends on the idividual fish. I was at the fish store today and I saw an adult dragon wrasse, BOY THOSE THIGNS ARE UGLY!!!!! but id still get a juvinile, might as well enjoy it before it grows up. ;)