Recent content by ogden10

There is no need to feed this much, or even half this much. Not saying that is the only reason, but combination of lights running that long, and over feeding is going to be a huge issue. I would suggest cutting your feeding to once ever few days, and even then only feed what your fish eat. It...

In my opinion chances are almost 100% I had a predator tank with eels, puffers, triggers, and the lunare wrasse was the most aggresive thing I had in there. Could have just been this fish, but as much as I loved the look and mid level swim, she was a DEMON.

I also use spirulina dried flakes that I will toss in and watch them eat it. As long as they are eating I add a little more, and stop when they are done. It is nice change to sheets every once in a while, and cheap and easy to store. Also a very good choice for herbivore fish.

Nigers are often thought to be the least aggressive of the Trigger species. Depending on the size in relation to your other fish you MAY be ok. I have successfully kept one with a yellow tang and a maroon stripe clown before with no issues. Tangs can actually be quite dominate and hold their...

Are they pretty big sized? I have 4 large zebra stripped turbos in my 72 and they do a really good job staying on top of the algae. I personally find that the little guys are good for gravel and such, but the bigger ones are really effective on glass, overflow, and LR. Short answer is yes...

I have come to discover over years of doing this that there is no hard and fast rule when it comes to what will fight, and what will not. There are for sure some suggestions, and some things not to try, but more often then not I have found fish that were the exception, rather then the rule...

I had a predator tank that had very similar stock. It had a large snowflake, a volitan, a porc puffer, and a large lunare wrasse. They all got along fine, even if there was some craziness at feeding time. You have a lot of big eaters in there, which equals big poopers! Make sure you invest...

If you can scoop it out easily go for it. Also I would think about adding some more "clean up crew". Snails will go a long way towards keeping the algae at bay.

Yeah I think he just gets overwhelmed while the eel is eating. If I feed him at a separate time he eats no problem.

Glad you guys like them. We have fun making them.

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Ok folks, sorry had some unexpected things come up today.... Without further ado... 2 angler vids, and 1 Angler and eel vid. In HD for your viewing pleasure. Hope you enjoy. They were just messing around with the camera and has a bad window reflection in it, so no comments about the crappy...