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I changed the direction of the powerhead, and there are no signs of ich. I have a biowheel 350 and canister(can't remember which one) that handles 350 filtration. He is breathing not heavy but constant...which makes me wonder how he was breathing before I thought there was something wrong.

I have a large lion, 10-12 inches and he seems to kinda chill on the bottom of the tank a lot lately. I have 3 power heads, and it seems as if he lays their and lets the water flow over the top of him. Is this a sign of him getting sick? I fed him and he ate like a pig. He recently, within the...

Keep in mind that most eels when put in a new environment won't eat. The can go long periods of time with out eating. I have a small fimberiated moray and a undulated thats about 3 ft long. The undulated almost immediatly but the little guy waited a bit beforehe started. I would love a tessy but...

Guys lets not forget one very important thing here...He needs to have a dehumidifier for the room or else his dry wall and wood will rott. Keep that in mind if you are going indoors with this project. You will need to coat the walls with something too.

I have a baby fimberated/yellow head moray. I is a great addition, but is very aggressive. He has never bitten me but once he gets bigger I'm sure it will be a different story. He is very active and loves to swim and be curious.

that is a tessalated eel.

I'd post a picture of my Nano Cube but I didn't want to show you all up!!

Tesselated Eels are great looking but grow to be very large. They are very aggressive and it is possible that it might eat your zebra. I have a 2' Zebra, and very small Fimbriated eel. The Fimby will become very aggressive like the Tesselated eel, but not as large. Most eels are night time...

or maybe a mexican dragon.

Originally Posted by pieceman2 i think its a black ribbon eel. LOL!!! kinda looks like a Goldentail Moray-Gymnothorax miliaris, jeweled moray but has the head of a fimbriated.

Originally Posted by greenwolf52 i just got a fimbriated eel yesterday and he already was eating today. i gave hime 3 silversides and boy is he lovin it...i caught him last night with the lights off swimming out in the open but don't see too much of him with the lights on. anyone know how...

frozen krill, ghost shrimp,silver sides,

which is better...bamboo shark or the port jackson? I can get a bamboo shark(dark color not brown with white) for 100$ tank raised or I have found a port jackson for around 350$. If you have any insight as to which one is better please let me know.

anyone have one of these if so, how big do they get, are they hard to keep? They look great and I am going to get a larger tank soon, so I want to do a shark tank. From what I read, these guys stay fairly small.

maybe like a 150G. I want a bigger tank and was trying to figure out if it something that can be made. They don't look that hard to piece together. I know looks can be decieving.

Originally Posted by psusocr1 nnot much will survive witht he cali rayas far as a cleanup crew// large conchs and large zebra turbos work well... make sure your running cooler temps with that cali ray as well, since they are a cold water ray I am trying to get my tank cooler-without having to...

How hard is it to build a glass aquarium? just curious.

What do you all use as a clean up crew for eels and rays? I have a Zebra Eel, Fimbriated Eel, and a California Sting Ray. They haven't bothered my little blue leg hermits or my red leg hermits. I have a coral banded shrimp...I'm sure he is going to be eel food sooner or later, just like my...

hopefully since he is the little guy in the tank, I mean he is like a hatchling..very small. hopefully he will give respect to the zebra because the zebra is huge and gurthy. I've seen people that have mutiple eels in one tank...so hopefully being how I have it set up having the meaniest guy the...