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yeah your right. as of now all of them are fine. they have plenty of room. but i will be upgrading later this year.

yep, im aware of the size issues i will have. the wrasse should be fine, but the niger and the puffer will outgrow it. im set to move later this year so i will be getting a bigger tank when that happens. I know the puffer has a fairly slow growth so all of em should be good for now. thanks for...

Thanks! him and the wrasse get along great. they are always together.

yeah, that was the reason why i had the Picasso. my 2 favorites are lions and triggers. It was a tough decision, but i picked up a baby niger today :) it probly around 2-3" or so. already notice it's personality.

i was thinking of the fuzzy lion, but was unsure since i have the puffer in the tank. i looked into eels and since i dont have a cover as of now im going to hold of on them thanks tho.

thats probly what im going to go with. I love the Nigers. i was just wonderin what else would be able to go into it. thanks for the replies.

its a 75 gallon. about 65 pounds of LR and some LS (not sure on the exact amount. All i know is that i got around a 3" sand bed)

hey guys, so im looking to get a new fish for my FOWLR tank since my Picasso Trigger recently passed :( the fish i have in my tank now are a Porcupine Puffer around 4" and a lunare wrasse around 4". it is sort of an aggressive setup so im open to any ideas anyone can come up with. I loved my...

give it some time im guessing. most fish hide a little until they feel completely safe enough to come out.

well, if you get them small ( ive seen some the size of my index finger) you will have a better chance of letting them know that their tankmates arent food. if they grow up along side some fish and are well fed they should leave them alone. that being said, each fish has its own personality. The...

Quote: Originally Posted by Fishguy1996 What fish would you recommend for the setup? Could i have a snowflake moray? yes, you can keep a snowflake in a 55 gallon tank. you will need a tight fitting lid though since they love to carpet surf... they will also eat pretty much anything that will...

Quote: Originally Posted by rubin88 hello i just started my fo tank about a week ago and three or four days i added some dassmel fish and a day ago 1 diead and 1 of them at the bottom why do think is wrong . i am new to this. well, hi there, umm first off have you checked the params at all...

yeah, ive been researching the hell out of it to be sure itll be alright. The trigger leaves all the fish alone but has decided that my hand is it's enemy.... The tankmates right now are a porcupine puffer, a lunare wrasse, and a the picasso trigger. im not worried about them harassing the eel...

alright thanks for the advice. i cant seem to find a scratch but then again he wont stop moving enough for me to get a real good luck at it. but it does seem to be doing better.

hey guys, im planning on getting a green wolf eel for my tank pretty soon and i was wondering if anyone has had any experience with them. He will be going in a FOWLR, with a picasso trigger and a porcupine puffer. thanks again!

just a thought but you might want to slow it down a little bit. let the fish have some time in the tank so you can monitor the behavior and see if anything is wrong before you go adding more fish. with your fish list - there are a few issues... since the 7 fish you already have are pretty much...

yes it is only 1 of his eyes. i have a soft aragonite sand bed thats around 3 in deep. his eye seems to be doing better too. the cloudiness has lessened a little in the few days.

so as the title states my new wrasse has a slight problem with his eye. its not bad, but its noticeable. im wondering if anyone has any reccomendations on the kind of medication to use to treat him. Right now he is in my QT, alone, since ive only had him for a few days. any help will be greatly...

sharks like the circular tanks and or racetrack styles. justa heads do you plan on getting a protein skimmer and a sump/fuge at all? the 3 fish you plan to start out with produce a huge bioload since they are all messy eaters....

scallop or clam most likely