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here is a old pic i found

yea thats what i was thinking =[

the tank has been set up for about a year and i have had the goby for about 8 months. I feed vitamin enriched frozen brineshirmp and sometimes frozen mysis, i feed the same to my scooter. Im not sure how i would mix garlic with it, and i dont know what selcon is -_- BTW, thanks for helping me =]

The params are all good and havent changed, i did move a few rocks when I moved the tank but i put them back to the same spots, and it wasnt eating the day before i moved the tank. I just fed them and the goby ate a LITTLE bit, and i mean a little. But it makes me feel better knowing it ate...

So I moved my scooter, and its doing fine. BUT my goby stopped eatting. What should i do :(

Ok, ill try it and keep a close eye on it. Thanks ben =]

In the first picture: the left on looks like a cabbage or colt and the right looks like a yellow button polyp In the second picture: looks like a really big (or really zoomed) aiptasia, get rid of it asap as trod said :nod:

I have a 8 gallon.... pico.... i guess it would be. Right now it has a Wheeler Goby, some mushrooms, leathers, and a few nass snails. It has been running for about a year now. Only problems so far are a few Astrea deaths and a little cyano. I need a place for my Scooter Blenny for a while and i...

Well, i went to the hardware store, and the highest GPH pump they had that would fit the tubing that goes into my canister is 300G GPH. I wanted the 480 but the tubing wouldnt fit :angry: But when i upgrade the pond (when i have the funds) ill buy a bigger canister and get a stronger pump...

ok, ill upgrade as soon as possible, what size pond should i go for? and ill look for a pump with around 500 gph. Yea i was talking about those river rocks, i have those right now, but im thinking of taking them out because they trap a lot of stuff in them. Thanks =]

Uhm, im not sure what the pump is right now, i think its about 150-200. So thats about 400-600gph? And the turtles are still small, i plan on ugradeing when they get bigger (and 2 of my turtles are still un-ided :( ). I just thought of a different question, is barebottom better then rocks?

I have a 75 gallon indoor turtle pond with 3 turtles and about 50 gallons of water, and i was wondering how many GPH should my pump be? I have a canister filter that is rated for a pump between 300-600 GPH. I need a answer ASAP please because my current pump is broken (i dont remember what GPH...

Stomatella snail? pretty common hitchhiker, i got one as a hitchhiker Its common for shrimps to carry eggs but the chances of any of living to adulthoood is very slim so i've heard Hope this helps =]

Thanks, i was really worried when i was trying to get it back in the tank because i took the over flow tray out and put it in the main display and it wasn't moving out of the tray, and i didnt want to touch it just incase that would have stressed it out more, but after a min it just jumped out...

Today i came home and was going to feed my wheeler goby in my oceanic biocube and i couldnt find it =[ so i look around (even though i knew it couldn't jump out because the top was closed) and i look in the back chambers and their it was laying in the overflow tray of the 2nd chamber just BARELY...

I've had good results from LiveAquaria, and theie live rock is FULL of sponges, macro algaes, coraline, and tons of other stuff

Ohhhh I didn't know that was the mouth o.O thanks for the info and looking at the picture, looks exactly like it =] (other then the redness/purpleness) Thanks =]

:good: I forgot conches had the long nose =] i agree, i think its a conch thanks Ski =] Anyone know what species? Its been really small for a long time

thats what i thought =] so anyone know what snail this is?

So there's this snail that a got a LONG time ago as a hitchhiker and i just not realized it kinda looks like a Nassarius snail, its small (3/4 inch after a year), has 2 "antenae", a "trunk" nose, same shell shape, and same body. The only difference i can find is that the body is narrower, its...

bump? =]

Yea, that would be bad thanks agian :good:

yea skimmers are just extras, i run all my tanks without one and they do fine, a undersized skimmer shouldn't affect you at all

sorry i might have read it wrong ill edit EDIT: was supposed to be maybe triggers, thanks for the catch

yea, you'll get bored of softies (like me) and you dont want to realize the fact that your lights are good enough (like me :lol:)

looks good :good: better then mine =[ jealousy stinks :lol:

Definitely not a porcupine puffer if any the whole 1 inch per 2 gal doesnt always apply in the marine world thsoe are big fish you want to keep, and they like big tanks, 55 gal is a medium sized tank TBO Heres some info i found out using a compatability chart: Lion (Can be kept with puffers...

^ agreed

there are maybe 2-3 species of saltwater puffers that MIGHT be happy in a 50 gal but i would say they would be MUCH happier in a 75-100 gal tank and larger tanks: Pros: easier to maintain good water quality wider range of stock choice less often topoff much more nice looking if well kept more...

71 usd is probably those 2 pumps them selves, or the stand, thats really cheap... its basicly a free tank, a tank that size would cost about 500 usd, 2nd hand i would definitely get it, just make sure you test the tank

Good size tank :good: 4ft x 2ft x 2ft = 120 usgals youll have a lot of stocking choices (pretty much anything) i think a tank that size, plus 2 pumps, and stand, (undergravle filter is useless IMO, for marine tanks), and the hood and lighting might be good or will probably have to be...

pair of clowns = sure any type of puffer = NO WAY! sorry, too small bluw jaw trigger = no way also sorry but 34 gals is not enough for a trigger or puffer, and definitely not both, they need huge tanks to be happy the tank its self is easy to set up (im guessing because it looks similar to...

yea i dont plan to risk drilling holes in my biocube, so can you explain this in detail for the above one? can it be to the side of it or does it have to be above, and by above you mean literally on top of the biocube? how do i get it above it? The hood of the biocube has 2 small openings in...

are their any other media brand that are good, because i cant find rowaphos where i live, and ill have to see if they have carbon

I have a Oceanic 8 BioCube and a extra 2.5 gal plastic tank (with a Elite mini internal filter) and i was wondering if there was any way to make this tank a refuge for my biocube, i would need to figure a way to put dividers in the tank (its really curvey), but the main problem is getting water...

unless they eat frozen =] but GL with that :crazy: and even if they eat frozen, pods are still needed (right?)

maybe it removed its crown and it hasn't grown back yet?

- Peacocks are basicly the most popular mantis but if the tank your getting is smaller then 20 gal, try a N. wennerae. - They need lr AND lr rubble (or else they will just break the Lr you have in there) to make a cave, and they like to rearrange and decorate to their liking. - They can live...

i agree, do a little more research to see if its actually live, $1.33 per lb for LR if its us dollars is pretty cheap