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I would advise to go ahead and put him in your display tank if he looks healthy, they don't need a lot of space to "swim", but they do like to move around a lot and hide in the rocks all over the tank.

75 it never came out when the lights were on. They are also known as predators, and a 15" one might try to eat any small fish in your tank.

Eels are nocturnal animals, and when I had mine in my

I use ocean water for my 75 gallon tank, but I always get it a couple of miles offshore or in a rural area to avoid putting pollutants in my tank. I also like to store it in 5 gallon jugs for a while to try and kill off bad pathogens just in case.

No problem, just happy to help!

I also had a scopas tang in there as well and just like the angel, I had no problems and they got along great!

You might not get to see your brittle starfish very often as they tend to be nocturnal and come out mostly at night. I have a chocolate chip starfish who is very active and out at all hours. I would also advise staying away from a linckia starfish as they are very fragile and hard To care for.

I had a copper band butterfly with my bicolor angel and had no issues.

I don't know anything about "liquid garlic" to feed fish, but I feed my fish strips of seaweed that contain garlic in them so I would suggest trying to feed him something like that. All my fish enjoy them!

I currently own a valentini puffer and he gets along great with corris wrasse and my 2 clowns. The only problem I've had with him is that he sometimes likes to nip at my starfish, but other than that, He has been a great addition to my tank!

I recently bought a pair of clowns from my lfs and while I was watching them today I noticed that one would swim to the bottom of the tank(the other would follow) then the one would put his tail into the sand and kick up the sand, I was wondering if this means anything I thought it might be the...

He's probably just not acclimated to his new home yet, sometimes it's a week before they'll finally eat, just give him some time, he'll eventually eat.

Ok cool I fish all the time so I'm very familiar with all of the local laws.

I live near the coast and I was wondering if I could put fish I catch fishing or scuba diving in a tank. Would this work? has anybody ever tried it?

But I was wondering what kind of seahorses you had and were they very high maitnence?

Thanks I found the link very informative and helpful!

I also want a hex tank nxt 2 my main aquarium, but I don't know what the best size would be.

I'm thinking about starting a seahorse tank. I know they can be difficult 2 take care of, and I was looking 4 some advice from people who might have a seahorse tank, like what size tank is needed and what's the best species 2 have, etc.