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IF i were you... i would put either 7 green chromis or 5 domino damsels with the eel, trigger and lion. i would have a tight stack of branch corals for the damsels to hide in. a large mound of rock for the eel. hopefully the damsels would last but worst case scenario they're a tasty meal...

Is there a plausable way of breeding these guys. Anything and everything would be great. thanks-

Hoeven's Wrasse (Halichoeres melanurus) -gets around 4-5" Pinkface Wrasse (Thalassoma quinquevittatum) - gets around 5-6" I would go with the Yellow Wrasse (Halichoeres chrysus) -my favorite, gets to 4" and the Mystery Wrasse (Pseudocheilinus ocellatus)

i would assume that cooked would be less nutritious

awsome addition, but only for a FOWLR tank. They will eat softies, sponges, small anemones, algae and scraps. I had on in a 75 FOWLR and it would tuck in the rock during the day only to come out at night. but they are cool to have.

I'm in the same boat. My cleaner shrimp has blue green eggs under its hind parts. Cant find any help on this one. My thought would be that the spawn won't last in a regular tank because the fry will be plankton for long time.

Has anyone bred/ or observed eggs on the under parts of cleaner shrimp Lysmata amboinensis. i think i have a pair, green blue eggs under the tail. Anybody have any insight?

or even a pair of cardinals or a clown gobie

renegade, what about a bi-color pseudo. if i were you i would look into getting a small group of green chromis (5).

This might get some panties in a bunch, but... I have a 20H FOWLR and buttons with a flame angle, mimic tang, longnose hawk, two domino damsels, two yellow fin, a bicolor pseudo, watchman goby, two cleaner shrimp, and a longhorn cow. With no skimmer, no sump, only two aquaclear 150's and two...

yeah i totally understand that. but at a fish store wouldn't they run one syatem too. i guess my question would really be; what would be the best way to take fish from the ocean, quarintine them, the put into customer's tanks. i thought of having one system because of cost reasons. but if i...

hope this clears it up for you: i have a install and maintenance buisness that's slowly getting started. I use to order my fish for customers through a distributor. They went belly up. I just started collecting (catching) on my own and so far its been keeping me pretty even with costs. I've...

its going to be a 400 gallon system. ten 10's, 5 20's, 2 55's and sump. i have never used a UV, but from what i remember was that it mostly kill algae. the purpose of the system would be to quaritine newly caught fish, before putting in customers tanks. If quarintine time is about a month...

I will be constructing my second fish room soon. The other room has africans and assorted freshwater. In this one, i will be using it for quarantine for newly collected saltwater fish. Total amount of water is 400 gallons, live rock, and a decent protein skimmer. Should i throw in a UV...

Is there anyone out there that can get me this list. Fresh/ Salt. Much appreciated. I have hit dead ends everywhere I looked.

10 gallon tank, stand and hood $45.99 freshwater plants $23 two pairs of guppies $2.99 starting a tank maintenance business and having about 40 customers with huge 250 gallon plus size tanks that pay me to take care of their fish-- priceless

Originally Posted by Lesleybird What happened to your old stock? Its a customers tank. Over the last 8 months or so he said everything just started dying off. He didn't do any water changes in the last 4 months before me taking over. For the last month i've been going from 5-10% water...

Okay, I need help. I'm maintaining a 175 tank that has been running for two years, all tests are good. There's only a 18" snowflake in there. About 120 pounds of rock, and all the high-tech gear you can think of. I just started on her about a month ago getting everything ready to go for new...