Recent content by Jdzadik

Thats a sweet hitchhiker. Could be a female fiddler. They dont have the enlarged claw. If it is i dont think itll be harmful. She will probably do a good job of cleaning up excess food and waste

Mayb a lavender mushroom? I have a couple that look similar to that. Check Here: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=597+2856+872&pcatid=872

Yeah i doubt its a nassarius snail. Look here http://www.worldwidereefers.com/forums/showthread.php?4768-Hitchhiker-id-guide Or other hitchhikers guides on google to see if you can match it up. But from your pictures i feel like it is a stomatella varia.

They could be nassarius, but i dont think they are. Do they burrow in the sand bed? Looks more like stomatella varia to me. I have like a hundred of them in one of my tanks. They are harmless herbivores. I dont know how they survive in such large numbers, but they do and help keep my tank clean.

It would be awesome. But good luck and do keep and eye on them, maroons are quite aggressive. And when clowns sexually mature, if the female doesnt want anything to do with the male, she will tear him apart. Id say this is more likely to happen with a maroon clownfish as the female

Tangs are very susceptible to parasitic infections compared to your marine betta and lion. They are especially prone to it during you first introduction to the tank. But if your marine betta and lion arent getting it, maybe just run the sterilizer with them in the tank and dont add anymore fish...

Ive never seen a cross bred maroon and perc. And i could be wrong, but im pretty sure its not possible. Maroons are a different genus than other clowns

What are you feeding him? It could be a direct result of malnutrition. If you havent seen him eat since you got him you may have to feed him live food and ween him on to frozen food. Does he look thin or sickly?