Recent content by Aqua786

Hi guys. I wanted a Caribbean tang, not the caribean reef tang but the Acanthurus coeruleus I'd u guys have any pics can you show me thanks!

It's getting colder and colder these days.. What's the best way to save in my energy bill? At the moment I'm using a 100 watt heater for my 96 litre tank. It has half a lid. (I know it's weird lol) So yeah.. How can u save money ?

That's what I thought. It was all closed up a couple days ago... But it's all opend up and proper attached to the rock.

Found it hidden away.

I guess I'll give it a miss... What about triggers? Would they b okay? Either blue jaw trigger or Niger trigger... Think ****** will b too big ?

Well was thinking of getting a dragon wrasse when I upgrade, but I'd move my stock to the new tank... Which involves a false perc clown as the smallest fish, and was thinking of getting a dragon wrasse. Will they be okay together or no?

Looks like fish [moderator edit] coming out the [moderator edit]to me.. Usually have that with my cichlids lol

It's from a guy who lives about an hour away from me, he has it in its tank and it's cured. So would it be okay ?

HI, my nano tank has been cycling for nearly two weeks, all my levels are fine, and water is clear, I was planning to add my first fish at the end of the week, but was also thinking of adding about 8kg of live rock into my nano, will this affect the cycling process ? Or will I still be able to...

All that I've come across is the idea to quarantine the rock, which isn't a bad idea, as long as you have the time

Lol, I have worries sometimes that if I ever get live rock from the LFS I'll get hitchhikers, and there might be a mantis shrimp hiding in the rock ?

Becareful with chemical medicines, they're the things which ended my discus tank.

Okay cheers !

So I've started the cycle since I've put in my LR and LS, but I got a couple of worries 1) the LR was out of water for about 3-3.5hrs. Is it still okay? As soon as I got home I put it in straight away. 2) when I put the LS (live sand) in, it mad a ton of froff on surface of water 3) has...

The jellyfish I was looking at was called a moon jelly, they can tolerate a wide range of temperatures apparently.