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In my experience with many sharks the red belly more often signifies nitrite poisoning. While at first the shark will appear to swim and act normal minus the feeding of course. Eventually 2-7 days later they will start swimming erratically and gasping for air. Eventually this can cause the...

One of the LFS has a Snowflake that is 3 foot long and larger in diameter then a plastic pop bottle. They *can* get very large. Pipefish don't do well with any fast moving or aggressive fish. It stresses them out and they may be reluctant to feed if there are other fish feeding aggressively...

About 10 feet. I have some more pictures I can post later and I might take some new ones in the next few weeks.

They are extremely hardly, eat anything, and are very easy to take care of. Their only downside is trying to find tankmates for them. They will eat almost anything you put in the tank with them. After all shipping and crating fees I paid like $660 for mine. Two for $2,500 is rediculous.

You can email me at risc_x@comcast.net Thanks

I am interested in some rock if you've got some good 'shelf' type pieces or good material to build caves with. I need some additional hiding spots for my eels.

Clownnut - Where are you at in MN?

Hes in the 240 and hes only in there with a single lionfish and the wobbegong. Both are in the pictures.

Not the greatest of quality images... but here they are. http://home.comcast.net/~risc_x/fish/fish.html

Not the greatest of quality images... but here they are. http://home.comcast.net/~risc_x/fish/fish.html

I'll toss them up in a few hours soon as I get home from work. I have a couple 40s a couple 20s a 240 and a 80. My saltwater fish are in the 240, 80, and one 40. The other aquariums are freshwater.

sharkguy: I don't have many fish anymore. I had to get rid of most of them when I moved because I just didn't have the space or money anymore. Most of them I donated to places, some I sold, and some went to family members. The Mall of Americas Underwater World got all my sharks. I believe...

Longest I had a bonnethead was about 3 1/2 months. He was 20-21 inches when I got him... he swam, ate, did everything you would expect but one day I just found him lying dead for no reason. In later months I had 3 others at various times that never lasted more than 4 weeks. Angelsharks...

I had a snowflake jump ship and scurry along the floor 10-11 feet and crawl under a end table - he moved that far on very thick carpeting also. The same eel swam into my overflow and back into the filter system and I've found him camped out inside my bio-balls on more than one occasion. I was...

Bonnets can get as much as 4-5 feet but average 3-4, Black tips 5 feet and Leopards can sometimes reach 6-9 feet completely depending on water temperatures. Leopards are a cool-water shark but if you have them at normal marine aquarium temps they will grow much larger. Bonnets are very hard to...

Eating like a machine now... krill, shrimp, silversides, my hand... you name it - it eats it. Guess he just needed time to settle in. He's certainly established himself as master of the aquarium.

Eel finally ate store bought shrimp last night but only one piece. He tore the #$^- out of it but then refused to eat anymore after the first one. As for the mollies - I thought about that and damsels also but they are way to expensive at my LFS(s). Definately a last resort.

Female Spotted Wobbegong - ate all triggers, groupers, trevallys, wrasse, eels, and other sharks in her tank. Triggers don't stand a chance against them especially when they can eat fish twice the length of their body with ease.

Still not eating - going to attempt normal grocery store bought shrimp today. Since every fish I have eats shrimp it won't go to waste if he doesn't eat it anyway.

I have a recently acclimated (4 days) Japanese Dragon Eel that doesn't seem one bit interested in food. When I introduce food into the tank he just shakes his head violently back and forth and doesn't make any effort to approach the food. I know he can see me and the food both but he still...