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it must of been the lunar wrasse.. ever since i purchased him is when the popeye appeared on the trigger.. the lunar wrasse digs up the sand bed alot... i wonder if that could of fouled the water.

thanks, that sounds about right. I have been only feeding my trigger a strict diet of mysis and prawns... it seems like this infection only occurred once i purchased a lunar wrasse and started feeding the lunar wrasse silver sides. the trigger would eat the silver sides.. soon after, i noticed...

thanks.. its just confusing how it comes and goes so quickly is that normal?

sorry for the blurry movie files. im starting to think that it does have popeye.. the left eye is starting to get even larger than the right and seems slightly cloudy... i really dont know what to do.. can someone advise? i never had a fish suffer from this before. the thing is, i cant even...

Hello All, About 3 weeks ago i noticed that my picasso trigger's eyes are appearing to bulge out. I have a 150 fowlr up and running for 2 years. other inhabitants are (foxface, clown trigger, 3 damsels, 1 snowflake eel, a lunar wrasse and a false percula). water levels are fine except for...

here is a quick video of the tank in action... added a clown trigger http://picasaweb.google.com/JasonCyn...62185635292818

thanks a million for the info... im not sure im my lfs sells cyanide caught stock.. i will definately check into that now.... im a noob and i guess this was bound to happen to me... i was skating along for months with nio problems/losses.

had the bursa for about 1 month.. was feeding him clam and shrimp (frozen) as well as brine every other day.

bursa trigger has died.. all water parameters were checked and WNL bursa ended up stuck inside of piece of LR.. i had to cut and drill the rock apart to get him out.. he died a few hours later i still suspect either a foxface sting or eating the dead damsel to be a culprit....

thanks for the info/possibility.. will post a pic later... he has been getting along with the foxface all this time but i guess it is a pssibility.. day 3.. bursa is still inside of a piece of LR but seems kind of stuck in there in a weird contortion.. its dorsal fin is raised preventing it...

hey guys.. .my bursa trigger for the past couple of days is not acting like its normal self.. normally it freely swims around, but for the past 2 days it has stayed hidden laying down (or up) underneath a rock.... details: my tank had 4 blue damsels, a foxface and 2 perculas (150 fowlr) 3 days...

after i came back with verifiable proof that the foxface was venomous, he quickly back peddled and claimed that his assertion was that the "teeth were not venomous" i laughed for days...

had a lfs employee tell me that foxface was not venomous and he woul dgive me a free fish if i proved the foxface was venomous

Originally Posted by azfishgal Yep Most live rocks have holes and things that make it easy to put the zip tie through and then attach to another rock. Once you are done, cut the extra off and in no time you won't be able to see the zip ties in your tank. running out to home depot now to...

thanx alot for the suggestions...by zip ties, ur talkin bout the normal plastic 10 for a dollar hardware store garbage bag-esque zip ties?

beautiful im thinking bout getting a naso tang.. is that a "blonde naso"? how is it toward other tangs?

ok thanx.. then how do ppl go about constructing long bridges and arches? what is holding the rock in place? maybe a pvc pipe running thru all the rocks on the arch?

thanks so much everyone, i really appreciate it especially the concern about the windex.. i will never do that again.. im thinking of getting a naso tang next.. quik question...is there any way to arrange rock formations by stringing them along a metal pipe or something like that.. in order...

i have a bursa trigger, foxface, 2 clowns and 4 damsels.. i guess u were accurate i dont have as much rock work as i know i need. maybe they will be more active when i get more rocks and caves