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No matter if you have 5 threads, about the same thing....it's not gonna work. Plain and simple...it's not gonna work.

Originally Posted by Sharkboy13 i disagree, my lfs has a remora that theyve had for a few yrs and is in good condition , but seriously what size tank would one need? It's not a true Remora then. As I've already said...they'll reach 3' - 4' in length and they're also mainly found on open water...

You cant keep them by themselves, no...plus, they'll reach 3' - 4' in length. Without a large host fish (sharks), they'll die.

You can try large Snails (Turbos) and large Hermits, such as Red Starry Hermits, which I've always had very good luck with. Mine have been through tanks with tankmates such as a Clown Trigger, Queen Trigger, Durgeon Trigger, and a Porc. Puffer.

Originally Posted by ophiura IMO, you are STILL underfiltered...I would prefer to see a wet/dry with a biiig skimmer. But if it works for you that is cool, people are just giving opinions I completely agree. It's not anywhere near the filtration you're gonna need for that tank. You wont have...

Originally Posted by ophiura Spot the fish in picture 4! Grunt Sculpin!!!! One of my fav fish!! I want a cold water tank, just for a trio of them! Great pics, Ophiura!

Originally Posted by wanabebell hey aw2 at the shed the had a couple of dogfishes looked like sharks but im not the expert Dogfish are sharks. There are quite a few species, but the smallest ones will still grow to 30" - 40" in length.

Atelomycterus marmoratus...that's it.

Smallest shark you're going to find is the Coral Cat...which would still need at least a 180 - 240gal. tank. You're not gonna find a ray that'll do well in anything under 240 - 300gal. tank, depending on the footprint of the tank.

It's just a Blue Line. When I first looked at him, in the bag, and saw his head, I thought they had sent me a Polleni by mistake. lol He's a little beast. He ate 5 pieces of krill the first day, 9 pieces yesterday and 6 pieces today.

Originally Posted by cougar First, a 240 gal is plenty big for a large angel, and if the fish is large enough the eel will not eat it. They are already together and living happily, I am just posting a thread to what would be the best trigger. Yes I do have live rock and pvc piping that the eel...

Originally Posted by jam marine koran angel That's what I think too.

First...the tank isnt big enough for a Grey Angel or the Tess Moray. Second, the Tess shouldnt be kept with other fish, as they'll all be eaten in a timely manner. Third, the filtration that you're planning on putting on the tank isnt anywhere near good enough. You're going to need a large...

Originally Posted by Eels I know him for about four years DME :) Out of all of that garbled, mixed up, crazy man talk, this is the only thing I could really understand. I've only been in the hobby for 2.5 - 3 years. I never met you until I signed up on Grim, which was when I first started...

The brown patches are probably the coloration change that he's going through, to show that he's uncomfortable or irritated.

The hermits are still in there, yes...lol. The good thing is that the tank is not sectioned off, this time, so they're not trapped in a confined area, to pick on the fish. Plus, the Grouper is too big to be picked on. The "mouse" is one of the Nassarius Snails. lol

Originally Posted by Sunburnt Andy - when you say he's almost completely dark... you DO mean that the blue lines are still very visible right? Any chance of pics sans the light lines? He's turning a dark/olive green (sometimes bright green), but the blue lines are still showing very vibrant...

Thanks for the compliments, guys!! Originally Posted by DVST8R well my brother from another mother that is one cool looking fish however it raises just one question since hes taking swipes at your moray does that mean hes in the display tank already and that the almighty aw2 king of knowledge...

For my birthday, on Thurs, I ordered in a med/large Orange Shoulder Tang and a med/large Blue Lined Grouper. After having to wait 3 days longer than promised, they both came in today. The Orange Shoulder was maybe 2" long, so I didnt take it...but my newest addition is absolutely gorgeous. He's...

I was just asking about the Stonefish because I want one, but havent been able to find one (local or online site)...not a true Stonefish anyway.