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I'm headed up to college in a few months, and I really like the idea of keeping one or two pairs of Lamprologus ocellatus or L. multifasciatus in a 10-gallon tank. Of course that depends on who I'm rooming with, so I'd like to wait and see. Another concern I have is that I may have to move the...

I'm going off to college soon and I'm thinking I'd like to set up a 10-gallon 'oddball' fish tank while I'm there. I'd love to keep mudskippers, but they can *technically* live out of water so that's a no-no. I really like the idea of keeping two dwarf puffers, but other than that I'm sort of...

I'm headed off to college in a few months and I'd like to start a 10g Tanganyika shell-dweller setup while I'm there. What kinds of water parameters/substrate/furniture would make for an accurate Tanganyika biotope?

Does anyone here have any experience keeping Inimicus sp, or Sea Goblins? If so, what all can you tell me about them? Sent from my SPH-L710 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I'm thinking about making my spare 40 breeder tank into a home for a few scorpionfish and possibly an angler. What kinds of scorpionfish would live happily in a tank that size? Can I mix two different species? Lastly, would it even be a good idea to house an angler with two, maybe three...

I've been thinking about stocking my empty 55g tank with some small predatory/oddball fish. Can someone provide any brilliant ideas as far as stocking? Sent from my SPH-L710 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Are there any fish at all that can safely live with a Congo puffer? Sent from my SPH-L710 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I've got an empty 55g tank lying around at my dad's, and I'm looking for ideas regarding how to stock it. I'm thinking of doing a brackish setup featuring a "freshwater" moray eel. What kinds of fish can live happily in a 55g tank with a moray? I'm hoping to include some figure-eight puffers or...

Alrighty, so I'm thinking about keeping one or two medium/large Central/South American cichlids in my spare 55g aquarium. I want to do a single-species setup, and I was wondering what suggestions you all would have? Any input would be super-fantastic!

I know that I want to start keeping saltwater tanks, and in that search I'm leaning towards a nano reef instead of a moray eel/scorpionfish/frogfish. I'd like to do something anywhere from 3-15 gallons, and if I settle for a 10+ gallon setup I want two fish-one "free swimming" and one benthic...

Are there any moray eel species that would be suitable for someone starting out with marine/reef tanks? Furthermore are there any species that would be happy in a tank that's 55 gallons or less?

Scorpion/angler question I've been thinking about getting a scorpionfish or an anglerfish (Antennarius) and I have a bunch of questions. -What are some recommended beginner-friendly species for both kinds of fish? -What's the generally accepted tank size for each fish? -Can an anglerfish live...

Long story short, I'm thinking about doing my first saltwater/reef fish tank. The problem is, I don't really know what to do or where to find out what to do. I am pretty sure I'd like to have a scorpionfish of some sort, one that can be kept in a 10-20 gallon tank. And, if possible, I'd like for...

Vampire crabs, that is! I've been looking at these neat little buggers for a while, and they seem like a lot of fun. Can anyone give me firsthand advice and stuff on them?

I was wondering what kinds of cichlid can be safely housed with a single Convict?

I'm looking for some options for a 50 gallon tank. I'm thinking about something big, like a Jack Dempsey or a Red Devil. Can someone give me any brilliant ideas?

How many Indian mudskippers (P. Novemradiatus) can live comfortably in a 10-gallon tank? What about a 20-gallon?

Hey, my name is Brett. I'm 14 years old, and I love animals. I'm interested in getting a mudskipper or a few of them. Can anyone give me some good care details? What kind should I get? What kind of substrate, filtration, food, and temperatures do they need? I'd appreciate the help, and thanks in...