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Nah. I have it divided. 3/4 is sea sand and the remainder is crushed coral. He was just really active in the video. Almost like he was showing off. He routinely lays down and buries himself.

It's large enough for now (100 gall). The ray is still an infant and is small. I dont plan to keep him in this tank for long as I am working in a much larger build.

I recently purchased a blue dot from my lfs. He is doing amazing in his new home. He is friendly towards the few other fish he is housed with and has been very mobile and curious. The only issue I'm having is getting him to eat. He just doesn't seem interested. I've tried smashed Rosies, ghost...

I just picked up my blue dot from the store! He is amazing! via @youtube

Does anyone know of a quick fix for this? I woke up this morning and it looks like it just started forming...

Mine was incredible easy to get. I ordered a $20 string on led lights from eBay. They have a sticky backing. You just peel and stick. I applied them directly to my current light hood.

Got a great deal on an LED strip on eBay and I mounted it to my current light bar.

Tank is finally clear and ready to go!

I've got carbon in there. Here's hoping it works. I hate seeing it like this

I'll give it a shot. Thanks.

You are correct it is live sand..

I went to Petco and bought sand for my aquarium. It is packaged real ocean sand. The bag said it was pre-cleaned and cycled but when I put it in my tank it instantly clouded up heavily. I turned off my filter and powerhead to help it settle and it helped a little but not much. Anyone have any...

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Hammer! Or maybe Thompson!

Thanks very much for the info!

It is a snowflake moray.

I kept mine in a 10 gall quarantine for a week when I got him and he didn't seem to mind. He seemed to do well with it.

Do you know about how much it costs? Also does your ray have any tank mates?

I currently have a crushed coral substrate which the guy at my local shop thinks is perfect (he says that's what he uses) however I think I'm going to invest in a sand substrate (at least half) next week.

I'm getting him as an infant he'll be about 4 inches in diameter and maybe 7-8 inches long. Im going to have him in a 72 gallon tank for a few months and them he'll be moved to a 280 that is in the process of being put together currently. Thank you got your help.

Try to stay away from chemicals if possible! I've had two cases of ich in my fish keeping experience. I've tried the heat and I've tried chems. The heat worked better and much faster than the chemicals. I lost less fish with heat. Good luck. I know how awful it is.

Im expecting him in the next couple weeks. I've tried to do as much research as possible and I feel like in ready to take it in. However i haven't come across any info about compatibility and tank mates. Does anyone have a stingray or know what kinds of fish are compatible with stingrays? I...

When you spend all your time reading about and maintaining aquarium and fish pages and info online.

Very nice centerpiece!

Wow! Your sargassum is beautiful! Excellent fish! Your 280 made my jaw drop. I've been looking for a large one in that range. CL and I are very well acquainted been checking everyday for at least a year. Overall, Very cool tank!