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Not Boston proper.... 20 minutes north in Reading Ma.

this is a tough one... I guess the key here is biggest.. In my Salt water tank.... buying a yellow TAIL Damsel on line... expecting a relatively peaceful "community " fish... what I got was a yellow BELLY damsel that has grown into the wicked witch of the East... she's relatively tolerant of...

I like darker substrate.. I have white in my reef tank... but for the fresh stuff I prefer darker.. here's one with a light blue gravel and a light blue back ground.. kind of a compromise... I have another with jet black sand ... I don't have pictures of it here.. I'll post them another...

Nope. some how in that twisted mass of mush I call a brain.I thought it was the other way around :facepalm:... makes sense the males are always the pretty ones :fish1:.. Thanks for clearing that up.:thanks:. ......anyway...one is all I feel a 75 gallon tank with other fish in it could...

she eats frozen brine shrimp...live fresh hatched brine shrimp.. ground up re hydrated - dehydrated krill... and pellets.. then spends the rest of her life pecking the rocks for pods which between the 28 gallon sump ( full of macro) and the occasional stocking of pods keep her fat and happy.. as...

Angela when I got her she was the size of a dime... she's now the size of a baseball...

Mandy strutting her stuff...

mine has plenty... but the DT is clean.. when it gets long I grab a hand full and "export" it right into the trash ......mine's a moth trap as well...

you'll defiantly need that heater... I'm from Reading Ma.. my house was 56 (inside ) last /Saturday morning (I'm not turning on the heat until Halloween!). ... have you been to Oceans in Glass in Salem N.H... their live rock, coral and fish are top notch..

Nice! love the variety..

My baby.. it took a lot to get her where she is.. but she has doubled in size in the time I have had her... she eats fresh hatched brine shrimp and chopped frozen red worms in a feeding station I set up for her as well as the pods that are in the tank...

Time... patients and MONEY...

This si my 20 gallon bow front... soon to be relocated to a 60 gallon tall.. as the Angel has outgrown her digs.. the tank is populated with live plants that grow fast enough to be pruned once a week during the weekly 20% water change... filtration comes from a lil penguin bio wheel filer...

75 gallon 6 month old mixed reef This is my 75 gallon mixed reef.. the plumbing goes through the wall down stairs to a 28 gallon sump and is filtered by a 100 Micron sock filter then filtered by a 600GPH pump that provides both carbon and phosphate reactors with water before returning to the...

I can see your concern...and appreciate the advise ( others have also advised like wise..) and I have thought about it.. my tank has many.. nooks and crannies and caves for shelter should trouble break out.. also the tank has soft corals, zoa's and an anemone( none of the clowns show any...

yes...but not by design.... originally there were a pair of black orcillas and a pair of false percula... prior to installing a grate over the over flow box...one of the ocillas took the fast train down to the basement ending up in the sock filter... it was a little much for it and it...

I have one that is a little "bossy" to new fish( it chased the Chromis until I rang the dinner bell) but gets along fine now with 3 clowns.. 2 pajama cardinals... 2 blue /green chromis a diamond watch goby and a host of shrimp and clean up crew in a 65 gallon long... food is a distraction...

Silicone usually does not bond to acrylic... I have had decent success with a hot glue gun for light duty applications....Weldon ( and I forget the number) makes a good acrylic cement for heavier applications...

Hi all...my name is Joe and I am a fish keeping junkie...not as bad as some.. but the infection is there... I'm a 58 year old machinist /mechanic from Eastern Massachusetts.... My screen name comes from a fish I dearly love...The Striped bass... until a few decades ago it's scientific name...