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I just bought a new 36" Coral Life Aqualight Double compact fluorescent strip and it rocks.....just wanted to let everyone know

How can I tell if a moray eel, any species, is male or female?

here is a link that i found http://www.wolfcraft.com/product_detail.cfm?id=24

i can't seem to upload this damn picture for everyone but anyways, the attachment is made by a company name "Wolfcraft" and i'm very sure it was purchased at HD. I hope somebody can use this information.

how the hell do i post pictures in this thing?

I was going through some old posts and someone had mentioned that they had a problem with syphoning mix water into their tank for a water change. Well i was at Home Depot or Loewes, i really don't remember, but i'm pretty sure it was HD. Anyways, i was at the power tools section and i found...

As long as we are on this subject, can anyone tell me why hippo tang prices have gone so high?....i use to see them as juveniles ( 1" - 2" ) for no more than $30. now i see the same one for as much as $70. is it because of the Nemo movie?...just very curiuos

I've seen people with 50g tanks that have a pink tail, a niger, yellow tang, a snowflake eel, and a lepeord eel together and they said that nothing ever happens between the triggers and others. the only thing he has had a problem with are the eels are semi - aggressive towards each other...

would it be possible to have a tank with just eels? i was wondering about one of each: a snowflake, green moray, lepeord, gold, and maybe a dragon eel. how would you guys set this up and what size tank would you think would be good?.....i was thinking a 150g minimum with some LR and some PVC...

thank you everyone, i think it could be HLLE. the trigger is the nicest one of the crowd, funny as it may sound, the clowns are the meanest of the tank. :| the puffer just mimics everyone and looks at us like we are his pets :mrgreen:

no, this is a tank i have at work. my boss and i have a 75g FO tank and all there is are two purculas, a porcupine puffer, a niger trigger, and the yellow tang.....i've checked all the levels and everything seemed to be doing ok. we run a hang-on wet-dry with skimmer in the back with a 330...

My yellow tang is starting to "deteriorate"(sp?)....his forehead is starting to look pretty bad and fins are starting to deteriorate, slowly but looking surely......never had this happened.....please help.

This might sound like a stupid question but i've never used LR before, so here it is. Does LR ever "die", and if so, how can you tell?

I've never dealt with octopi but i had a spotted blue stingray many years ago and it was pretty easy keep. just make sure there is sand and alot, and i mean alot of room for it. they like to move around alot when not buried in the sand. and last thing, do not have any triggers with it of any...

I am very serious about my questions. It's just that i have been in other forums where people do not take them seriously enough like i would, so whenever i join a new forum, i would like to know what kind of people am i dealing with, pros or idiots. If i offended anyone by chance, please...

would i be a ok to put a green moray by itself in a 20 gallon tank alone?

Would anyone have any info on retailers in NJ, preferrably in the Monmouth, Essex, and Ocean Co. that might carry acrylic tanks.

Looking for acrylic tank retailer in the Monmouth Co. of NJ or close by.

Is there anyone out there that has any information on Ghost Shrimp. I bought them from LFS about 5 years ago and my fishes went crazy for them. Are they freshwater or SW? Could i possibly have a tank with a couple of dozen and will they reproduce by themselve?...Is there a website with more...

is it really necessary to have a protein skimmer? Pros and cons would help.

Just found your site here and i think this is a great way to share and also receive info. I'm not as serious as most marine hobbyist but i do have some cool triggers. I use to have a 200g tank with 4 leopard sharks and a spotted blue stingray and a varity of triggers with some very good entry...