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just from experience go for the larger of the two tanks because no matter how large the tank it wont be big enough plaus galss is easier to clean alge off of.

i have an aquarium shop and this girl was sent by accident, i ordered a medium.......well on to what they are, a wobygong is an australian carpet shark and some types can reach 8 feet this one is a female and is just over 30" i've tried the local aquarium and as far a conn. if all else fails...

your blacktip took food today and looks good i think this one is going to do really well. ill post some pics later

if your looking for a "show" fish to replace your trigger try a large angel somthing like an emperor,a queen, french, or passes. these angels all have enough attitude to hang with the big boys i've kept large angels with larger triggers for years emps do really well. just make sure that the...

this guy came to me by accident its really big over 30" and needs a good home for the rest of its life. right now its in a 800 gallon trough and it dosent do him justice he needs to be in a tank by himself as its already eaten a full sized spiny lobster

you could add a jansen wrasse, a really cool fish or a harlequen tusk would do good as well wrasses are nice as they always are moving and add nice color.

anyone interseted in sharks and other fish can email me @mpbouncer@aol.com

i would add the wrasse i've had puffers pick at small lions, but try not to get a wrasse that is too big as dragon wrasses can be a little nippy.

dragon ees are a cool fish but way over priced there are many cool eels out there for less money. try a leopard, or green. same wow factor for a fraction of the price.