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Do you know anything about the half black angel? Because I saw one today at the LFS but wasn't sure if I'd be able to keep one.

With dwarf angels are they safe to keep with inverts? because I've heard mixed reviews online and from friends that keep saltwater fish and work at LFS

can a potters be kept in a pair or do they do best alone?

lol really pee in the tank? and i was confused because on liveaquaria that most dwarf angels require 55 or larger but would it be fine in a 40 breeder?

I have kept a 29 gallon FOWLR before with a pair of Perc Clowns, Pygmy Hawkfish, 3 Green Chromis, and a cleanup crew but this time i will be starting one with my 40 breeder and i have a few questions. 1) does this stocking list sound good I'm open to suggestions? (it will eventually be a reef)...

Nevermind he died this morning from i assume he wasn't eating

My 10+ inch ornate bichir is in a 200g tank and I haven't been able to get him to eat. I've tried frozen prepared foods, freeze dried, and have no idea what to try next. any help?

my giant bumblebee catfish

i don't have paypal sadly :(

these sites are nice but I'm looking for a site that focuses just on oddballs so they would have more species rather than focusing on common or community fish. But ty i appreciate all the suggestions and still am taking suggestions.

yes but they only have a small amount of choices for predatory/oddball fish

Hello does anyone know any sites that sells just oddball/predatory fish?

Do you have any issues with yours? recently i had 3 tinfoil barbs go missing (all about 1.5-2 inches) and my smaller south american bumblebee cat be eaten in half.

Hey, guys I have just purchased a bumblebee cat and from what i read online was that they only get to about 2-3 inches but when i bought it it was about 5-6 inches. Was it maybe mislabeled?

That just looks like my silver dollar and i have the same issue where any sudden movement or turning on the lights will send him darting into the glass, but as for food try frozen brine shrimp, frozen blood worms, algae wafers, or flakes because silver dollars tend not to be picky about their foods.