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Hey, I don't know if you are still interested in getting the sand sifting starfish anymore, but I would definitely only get one and I would wait about 8-10 months at least. A ss star can sift through about 4 inches of sand in an 80 gallon tank in about a month. From there it buries itself and...

Well it is about 9:00 and went into room to check on him and he was drifting around and anemone got a hold of him. by the time i found something to detatch him from anemone, his whole right side was melting off. Alright well, not the way I wanted to solve my problem but its over with. You...

I know I need to get a bigger tank. It is something I am working on. We all figured things would be fine until then. We moved 1-1/2 months ago too a new place and we knew the rock work was going to change. We thought that would keep the whole territorial thing at ease for awhile. Anyways...

I have a Foxface Lo and a Sohal Tang. They have been in that tank together for about 4 months. I have had the Foxface for about 9 months. He is about 6 inches and my Tang is about 9-11 inches. I got the tang from a friend who has had his tank for about 9 years. He just doesnt have the time...

I have had my 46 gallon for about 10 months now. I have three fish, a foxface, a sohal tang and a maroon clownfish, all of them I have had for about 4 months. However, my foxface has been acting a little wierd the past few days. He has been hanging around the bottom practically "sitting" on...

I have a Foxface Rabbitfish and a Pacific Blue Tang together. At first the tang was really interested in the Foxface but now they actually school together. Since the Foxface isn't a tang you should have no problem with them. I have heard reports that you should introduce the Foxface into the...

I really want a Yellow Longnose Butterfly to introduce into my tank, however I have live rock with all kinds of organisms growing on it. I've done quite a bit of research and am coming up with 50/50 that he will or will not bother things on my live rock. I have lots of tiny featherdusters, no...