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this morning i woke up and was about to turn on my aquarium light. next to one of the new live rocks i had bought was what looked like a worm, but it was about 8 inches long. it was long thin red and smooth, it must have seen me approaching because as soon as i went to turn the light on it...

if thats the case i would do a well planted tank with some tetras, barbs and other grouping fish, maybe a cleaner. i love getting new tanks, it's like an empty canvas. good luck

they can get to 1' 6" doesn't happen very often, and it takes a long time. it's something you have to plan for, there just my favotire freshwater fish and could possibly encourage you to get a bigger tank in a year or so, you'd have to if you planned on keeping em.

i plan on it, my tank isn't very mature yet. i would like to get some more lr 1st. any suggestions an anemone to start with?

i have no background so my camera shows a reflection. all of my filtration and heating is still out in the open, covering it is a work in progress. i have been told that i had overstocked, my sand sifting star is buried, and i didn't feel like bothering him. lemme know what you think clean...

thats pretty sick, i just happened to catch this post. in one of my first tanks i had like 5 of them. i knew they weren't naturally colored that way but i never took the time to look into it. that link in the 1st page of posts was extremely informative. congrats on the happy paint free fish

i added a picture of the mouth thing in my origianl post, if you enlarge it , it is right in the middle of the picture it almost looks like the rock is broken in that spot, ever seen that before? about overstocking, nothing more but additional lice rock is going to be added. i went a little...

about 6 weeks ago i converted a 29 gal aquarium i had into saltwater tank. i went with live sand over crushed coral for the substrate, and i put about 25 lbs of live rock in. after 3 weeks and a partial water change i began adding life. my tank currently houses 2 clowns, a blue damsel, a...

imo ghost knife fish are always a good choice, maybe a few cleaners