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Originally Posted by SCSInet While I can't comment specifically on hurting fishes ability to hear, fish are highly sensitive to shockwaves in the water and are easily startled by them - tapping on the glass for instance. I'd be more concerned about the bass from suoofers and such can...

We are thinking about putting our fishtank in the basement. We are also going to have a movie room in the basement, which will probably be fairly loud. And my husband and his friends like karaoke pretty loud... I was just wondering if this will negatively affect the fish? I mean, how much of it...

Originally Posted by stephenthefish around the mouth has been blurred. i work in a photography studio i know what i see Why would he BLUR the mouth? That's silly. The focus is on the eye, so other features of the fish is not quite as sharp. Sheesh

Originally Posted by ElitePhoto Thanks Shorty... Good luck to you and your photos. Your pic deserves the votes. Your tang looks healthy, the photography is gorgeous and you caught a great action shot.

Are you being serious? Orange ricordea is about 3x as expensive as green and that sun coral is gorgeous... I have never had a problem with swf corals edit... oh... I guess you are not being serious...

Originally Posted by TriGa22 Everybody asks me that. Its a yellow colonial polyp. Oh. Hahaha. My bad :D

Originally Posted by GrouperGenius Whaaaaa...you have freakspawn...... Jus jokin'.

Originally Posted by TriGa22 Is that an aiptasia that I see???? hehehe

Originally Posted by TriGa22 Sweet! Im getting it tommorw. What do they eat? Any special requirements? Mine eat anything and everything.

I had two a red and a yellow. Only one is living. They are difficult to keep. Corraline algae keeps building up on mine. I have to hand massage them to get the corraline off. They act like corals in that they have these white polyps that come out. Also, you are supposedly supposed to keep them...

What if you just take like one out every couple of weeks? Will that be ok? I didn't realize they were "nitrate factories." I would never have kept them in the 'fuge this long if I had known

Originally Posted by mx Mr Bean thanks guys btw what do they eat? lol ive tried flakes and mysis. its about the econd day and he didnt eat anything. what else should i try? Foxface rabbit fish are huge vegetarians. Try some nori sheets. My foxface loves the frozen formula one and formula two...

Originally Posted by Cooqie i have a 70-75 gallon tank with 4 inch sand bed and alot of live rock Then you are a perfect candidate! :)

Originally Posted by Cooqie yea thats what i mean they are like sand sifter Yes, they sift the sand, but only until they are done making their tunnels. A better sand sifter would be something like a dragon or a diamond goby perhaps. If you want something that looks like an eel (which I just...

Originally Posted by Anonome I got a good pic of the clone today, note it is attached to the open green brain. Going on day 8. Strange place to adhere too, but to each its own. Your yellow leather is gorgeous!

Originally Posted by Cooqie ok but they clean the sand because i definatly want one now I don't think they clean the sand. They just move it so that they can have their tunnels

Everyone thinks my engineer goby is an eel. It's so friggin cool. He is awesome. He builds little underground tunnels everywhere. But that is the part you have to be careful with. You have to have your live rock incredibly stable, or he will knock em down. They get HUGE! They come to you at...

Why, yes. Yes I did! My fish are all incredible pigs. I feed em once, even twice a day and they act like they haven't eaten in three weeks! My fish are all fighting to suck the food out of the turkey baster all of the time! It's quite comical, actually. But my bubble tip gets fed, and he's happy!

Turkey baste that food directly into the anemone. That's what i do. I do some big pieces, some small pieces. The clown tries to steal some, but he can't steal it all before the anemone closes. :) Also distraction helps. I squirt some in the middle of the tank, and when he is busy, I go feed the...

Originally Posted by sporty99 i agree with the overfeeding and under skimming but if you are looking for a critter that eats algae by the buttload it is called a cowrie. it a a big beautiful algae destroying snail. i also have a big bahama star that eats algae like crazy. try those and im sure...