Recent content by ShadoeFox

My Randals pistol shrimp seemed to do well with my yellow watchman

As long as you aren't tossing alot of sand up into the water column and clouding it, you can sift the sand a bit... just do it carefully and vacume slowly.

Right now, I'd have to say ten is my limit, not counting qt tanks

Okay, if you went with female beta's, and very large vases (min a gallon, short term, and something designed base heavy so they won't tip.) and arranged for YOU to take them home you'd likely be okay. For those who are so militant, me and my wife considered a similar idea (Though only for our...

You know, what's funny is that only one person so far has thought about what you do AFTER you've had your hands in the tank. We're all worried about what we do BEFORE putting our hands in the tanks.

You set up a larger tank to cut down on the number you have active, And before you're even finished you and your wife are planning that ten gallon nano-reef tank for infront of her desk seeing as now you have a tank free.

Ok... I get knowing the fish lexicon... But bug latin? Thats it, i'm going to the library! Heh

Wouldn't it kind of depend on the fish size. I've seen some very small tangs, so while my sw qt is now a twenty gal, I think there are common sense factors to consider other than tank size for qt... Though obviously were talking about sort term for a new fish. Medicating existing stock 8am...

Of look into getting a rubbermaid container and get then into more water. Kind of a cheap qt set up

Yay! Fish shopping. Have you found a good lfs

I gotta point out that sailing ships were wood for a very very long time... although I admit I'm not sure how much I'd trust one of these either.

Just don't over do it. If shes not active out could be a bit much. You might use aturkey baster to get the shrimp close

The filters internal media is the bio sorce, though you'll need to watch your water. Some leave it up, some don't, but if you medicate out could kill that cuc

you might try moving a bit of your rock into a nice cave, and kind of nudge the goby towards it. Mine shot right for the prettiest cave in the tank and has never had a single problem with my clowns. Granted my tanks bigger, but still.

Okay, I'd bet your problem could be cycling. There are articles attatched to this site, just search for that (Or wait for someone to post the article behind me. I am no good with linking things). Some questions. What size is your tank? What type of fish are you wanting to keep? Salt or Fresh...