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Originally Posted by Anubisxero even though he died i have a few questions that may help you later especially if you plan on keeping a tang in the future. 1. What size tank was it in? 2. What did his regular diet consist of? I ask this because as was said before the way he looks there's no way...

It doesnt matter anymore, he died.

I could really use some help.... :help: :help: :help:

Two days before he was eating very well, almost everything that fell in front of him he consumed. He used to be kind of chubby, in a good way. He has only nibbled alittle for the past few days, when I brought the food right to him. None of the other fish bother him. I usually feed them a mix...

Right now his usual posture is pointing upwards, stationary. The shot you see with him pointing towards the upper left corner is closest to how he looks in that respect. When he decides to move, he swims close to normaly, only with a slight swagger. He wasnt in a fight, he is the largest fish...

Hello everyone, its been awhile since I have visited the boards. I have a urgent issue that involves a beloved Scopus Tang that hasnt been looking at all well for the last two days. Im unable to diagnose him, Im just not that well versed in the topic. He hasnt had hardly any activity and has...

I believe an angel needs much more room then a 24. Just my two cents.

Thanks, whats the tank sizw, looks like a 55 or75?

Much appreciated but I would like to know everybodies lighting set up.

awsome, thank you. One question, what is your lighting setup??

Its not simple at all. Chances are the larva may not survive with out the right plankton food. The food does not naturaly live in the tank and must be prepared with green water out side in a seperate container. You must be monitering them every step of the way. Lighting must be right, for...

Any takers??

Had you planed on mating them. I wanted to try but some locals convinced me not to do so. It was said that it was to intensive.

I recently ventured to the Newport Aquarium in Newport Kentucky. Their massive walk-through tank is home to hundreds of school fish that are all easily the size of a human torso. They had a Blue Hippo that dwarfed seemed to dwarf even my size.

I would be most appreciated if anyone could post pictures of their corals, anemones, rock scapes, etc and list your lighting types. I need alittle help on identifing coral and anemones and the lighting required to keep them. I have decided to begin a project for my final year in high school...

I believe I have posted this before. Its an old picture but my scopus is my favorite of the tank. Fast, nimble and always ready to steal whole chunks of food form my hand. The picture is old and the camera was crappy so the color my be weird...but here it is.

Dual45s pretty much hit the nail on the head with the assault and protection. I use standard military eye protection which are rated for high impact. You can get them at your local military surplus if there is one nearby. To answer your question Dual45s: No there is not a real manufactured...

I am truely sorry for not being around to answer my own post. I have been on vacation in NC and have had no internet access for a week. To answer some questions: The guns fires 6mm bb rounds weighing anywhere form .20 to .28 grams at about 330 to 410 feet-per-second (depending on the ammo...

What the hell...here are some pics of my other hobby. AIRSOFT These pics are those of my Automatic Electric Gun (AEG). It weighs about 20lbs fully loaded with a 9.6v 3500mah battery. Its an ICS CAR 97 with R.I.S. attachments and an XM203 Grenade launcher. I have four G&P mid-capacity...

:scared: Would have scared the crap out of me :scared: