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I DONT KNOW I BOUGHT HIM THE FIST DAY HE CAN IN , SO HE DIDNT HAVE A CHANCE TO EAT < WHILE HE WAS IN THE FISH STORE

i used to feed mine 2 to 3 times a week about 1 or 2 feeders a time ..

my experenct with a panther grouper was a good one. It was one of the best fish i ever had. as far a feeding mind ate everything, frozen, live , i one gave him chicken , and bologna , because i ran out of food. Yes they are very aggressive, but beautiful fish. If your are worriesd about that...

i have my naso for 6 days now and he still is not eatig , i gave him lettus , 2types of pellets and some small flake food ,, any sugestion PLEASE Thank you Chris

its sound to me like you went alittle over board. Like my felf i have to have pumps and heaters in the tank , it makes it look un-natural. I would have just when with a wet-dry filter and thats it , you dont need bother an undergravel filter and a wet-dry. As far as hiding things. I put my...

I JUST BOUGHT A SNOW FLAKE EEL, HE IS ABOUT 1'6'' FEET LONG. HE HAS NOT TAKEN FOOD YET SINCE I HAVE HAD HIM AND IT HAS BEEN 2 DAYS. ALSO HE HAS BEEN SHAKING HIS HEAD AND TWICHING. ALMOST LIKE A COUGHT. HAS ANY ONE HAD THIS PROBLEM BEFOR, AND IF ANY ONE COULD JUST GIVE ME A LITTLE MORE INSITE...

Hello there , i also had a smalll stingray a while ago. At first it was very hard to feed , him he would not eat and i was alway throght food in the tank. I even used to put food in my hand and hold it right by him hoping we would take it. Anyway, my old stingray would eat shrimp. i would fo to...

I had the same problem whe i started my tank . the best way to solve it i think, especiallly if you are still cycleing the tank is just to drain it and start over. that will totaly get ride of the ick and yo will have fresh salt water in there

well i have never had a problem with coral beauties. i think that they make a great fish. wit my experence. you can mix different fish togther but be careful. they dont alway get along.

Originally posted by chrisd: ROCK ...... thanks forthe insite. i am going to look into used tank. But are most sharks harty. Or am i going to spend $150 on a fish and have it die in a mounth

Originally posted by the rock: the rock says.... look for a used tank, it'll save you a lot of dough! the sharks themselves are not that expensive, especially on this site as compared to pet stores. make sure you purchase a long tank vs a deep tank

i am thinking of starting a larger tank. somewhere around the 100 to 150 gal range. i was looking to put sharks and larger fish in it. but i am concerned about the amount of difficulty and cost that it will bring to me. any thoughts would be great. thanks