justinwwwallin
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is it possible? bamboo shark in a reef tank? any answers. just think that would be pretty cool
shark in reef tank?
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fishygurl
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Originally Posted by justinwwwallin
http:///forum/post/2706499
is it possible? bamboo shark in a reef tank? any answers. just think that would be pretty cool
maybe if you have a HUGE reef, im not sure what they do with corals but i imagine they would try and eat any fish they could, along with snails, hermits, and shrimp. (i am not sure though maybe someone else that knows will reply)
http:///forum/post/2706499
is it possible? bamboo shark in a reef tank? any answers. just think that would be pretty cool
maybe if you have a HUGE reef, im not sure what they do with corals but i imagine they would try and eat any fish they could, along with snails, hermits, and shrimp. (i am not sure though maybe someone else that knows will reply)
justinwwwallin
Member
its a 150 gallon "obviously not big enough for the long run" but for like a baby to live there till it gets older
soulfish
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Sorry for me I don't see the point of having fish for 6 months then having to tear the tank apart to get him out. I tried that once with a Arrowana. The tank was big enough for life for him, but once he reached 20"es it was hell trying to find someone who had a tank large enough to take him. Not worth the headache, save your self some trouble.
just my 2 cents
just my 2 cents
justinwwwallin
Member
ah i didnt know they grow that fast. alright. thanks!!
is there any reef safe eels? i get different answers all the time
is there any reef safe eels? i get different answers all the time
fishygurl
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Originally Posted by justinwwwallin
http:///forum/post/2706898
ah i didnt know they grow that fast. alright. thanks!!
is there any reef safe eels? i get different answers all the time
you can have a dwarf golden moray eel. As long as nothing can fit into its mouth.
http:///forum/post/2706898
ah i didnt know they grow that fast. alright. thanks!!
is there any reef safe eels? i get different answers all the time
you can have a dwarf golden moray eel. As long as nothing can fit into its mouth.
rldavisou
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snowflakes and golden dwarf morays (though pricey) are generally considered reef safe eels. There are some others, but those are off the top of my head.
The thing about eels is that they're "reef safe" because they don't bother corals. They can, however, bother clams, snails, crabs, shrimp and sometimes even fish. I've had my snowflake for about 2 months and he has never touched anything in my reef.
The thing about eels is that they're "reef safe" because they don't bother corals. They can, however, bother clams, snails, crabs, shrimp and sometimes even fish. I've had my snowflake for about 2 months and he has never touched anything in my reef.
justinwwwallin
Member
Originally Posted by FishyGurl
http:///forum/post/2706909
you can have a dwarf golden moray eel. As long as nothing can fit into its mouth.
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
http:///forum/post/2706909
you can have a dwarf golden moray eel. As long as nothing can fit into its mouth.
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
fishygurl
Active Member
Originally Posted by justinwwwallin
http:///forum/post/2706912
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
he probably didnt see what i wrote until after he wrote his.. (notice the time we sent the message, it was the same.. i was just a little bit before..)
http:///forum/post/2706912
THATS WHAT SHE SAID
he probably didnt see what i wrote until after he wrote his.. (notice the time we sent the message, it was the same.. i was just a little bit before..)
justinwwwallin
Member
yeah. idk im just thinking of new things cuz i have a 55 gallon and really limited on like anything but damsels and clown fish
fishygurl
Active Member
Originally Posted by justinwwwallin
http:///forum/post/2706933
yeah. idk im just thinking of new things cuz i have a 55 gallon and really limited on like anything but damsels and clown fish
your not that limited.. if you want to go reef.. (but it sounds like you want to go aggressive which then yes you are limited..)
some reef safe fish to look at:
yellow wrasse
sixline wrasse
flame wrasse
fairy wrasse
blackcap basslet
royal gramma
clownfish
bangaii cardinals
blennies (not leapord)
jawfish
watchman gobies
sand sifting gobies
firefish
dwarf angels---possibility of being not reef safe
anglers---not safe with anything that can fit in its mouth, but safe with corals.
chromis
gobies (not mandarin dragonets and probably not scooter blennies)
those are just some ideas.. if you like any make sure you ask or find out if they will go along with eachother cuz most wrasses dont like being with other wrasses and jawfish dont go well with other gobies in the sand and blackcap basslets and royal grammas will fight etc.
http:///forum/post/2706933
yeah. idk im just thinking of new things cuz i have a 55 gallon and really limited on like anything but damsels and clown fish
your not that limited.. if you want to go reef.. (but it sounds like you want to go aggressive which then yes you are limited..)
some reef safe fish to look at:
yellow wrasse
sixline wrasse
flame wrasse
fairy wrasse
blackcap basslet
royal gramma
clownfish
bangaii cardinals
blennies (not leapord)
jawfish
watchman gobies
sand sifting gobies
firefish
dwarf angels---possibility of being not reef safe
anglers---not safe with anything that can fit in its mouth, but safe with corals.
chromis
gobies (not mandarin dragonets and probably not scooter blennies)
those are just some ideas.. if you like any make sure you ask or find out if they will go along with eachother cuz most wrasses dont like being with other wrasses and jawfish dont go well with other gobies in the sand and blackcap basslets and royal grammas will fight etc.
justinwwwallin
Member
arent tangs reef safe too?
justinwwwallin
Member
oh lol. i thought u meant thats the list for a 150 gallon. haha
