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Don't sweat it, it's one of those shockers, I'd bet. I hate those f'ing things!

Mine have done better when in LOW flow areas. Also, do you feed them? Are they bleaching or just getting smaller? And pics?

I can't get over the clown trigger in there!!!!

How much for shipping to 28711? Also, what kind of water storage container is used? Any info on how they operate appreciated.

Jerky atheist -one who makes other non-believers look bad by injecting their beliefs into someone else's discussion.

Originally Posted by alix2.0 to find where the villages are, you ask which village he is from. he will always point to village b. Actaully that wouldn't work at all. You'd need to ask them what the OTHER guy would say if you asked him.

E. polyzona is the closest I've found. The dorsal fin seems higher, but that's a more minor distinction than the differences with most other species, so you may be right on the money.

Originally Posted by jc74 I disagree about clown triggers. I've had three in the past, two raised from juvi to adult, and they never killed anything. They wouldn't even eat live feeder fish. I kept them with perculas, angels, wrasses, etc. My clown triggers never even nipped at their fins...

A&W, this might be right up your alley. So I picked up an eel about a month ago. I purchased it as a zebra moray (Gymnomuraena zebra): which is a species I've kept for twenty years. But the animal pictured below is a different species. The head is more elongate and there is a high dorsal fin...

The anemone species is the biggest factor. If it's a condy, they will never host it. Also, holding a picture up to the glass isn't going to "teach" them anything. They don't have depth perception to make anything out in a photograph.

Originally Posted by Jmick If you live in Bear country then don't leave your garbage out at night so they can get into it. If you live in an area that has a high population of Coyotes then don't chain you little dog outside at night and if you do and it become coyote food then that's on you for...

Bears and coyotes become overpopulated and nuicance (sp) animals, and need to be hunted or control-killed in some areas. Birds of prey and big cats are far too fragile to become problematic population-wise. And for what it's worth, I've deer hunted from a tree stand for almost 30 years and...

Originally Posted by MIKE22cha Was it refering to the Nazis? How do you know that? Who the HELL else do you think they were referring to!?! That's a cheap cop-out. Argue the war and the president all you want, but that's just ridiculous.

Dude, the kid is lying.

Originally Posted by MIKE22cha Wait, you have an octopus, an eel, and clownfish all in a reef?! An octopus is one of the most favored natural food items of that eel, that I have to say that I don't believe you. Post a pic, please.

I'd bump the yellow tang for another species. They tend to be aggressive in my experience. If you want a pretty yellow larger fish, a flagfin angel might be a better choice. And as for the triggers, I wouldn't suggest a pair of the same species. I've kept triggers all my adult life and find...

How is the action panning out so far?

http://www.cnn.com/2007/TECH/science...eut/index.html I thought this might be interesting to you guys.

Beautiful animals and great photography!

Separate them.