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looks like its Anthelia sp. thanks a million guys!!!

Thisis a little clearer, i think. It is a redish purple anemone (i assume) with a small white spot where the tentacles meet. Each tentacle has "fingers" going al the way up.... THX!

Dou any of you guys know what this guy is? THX in Advance!

I always have in my home aquariums. They both can be fin nippers but the barbs are to fast for the angels and the angels are usually tougher. They work well together. Throw in some cardinals and thats a cool community.

much like baking cooking, if you mess with it to much you will ruin it. Take your time and let the system contro itself. But watch that filter, change it every month if you can. :wink:

1st before we get all into trapping animals, have you contacted the neighbor and talked about it. Everyone is so sue him sue them nowadays it makes me sick. Be Good Phamily.

While I wouldn't recommend it either, the lemons would most likely be ok in that tank if you set it up with lots of good rock structure. Check into Malawi setups to see what I mean.

Give it time. I'm not a big fan of additives, I know they can help speed things up a bit but there is nothing like time and a well planned/developed system to provide a naturally safe environment for you fish. Wait it out, i know its hard.

This is the fish he is probably refering too http://www.fantasticaquarium.com/cacatuoides.htm We breed a few of these and have never had any trouble mixing rams and cockatoos together in grow out tanks or service account tanks.

I like carbon. I have heard all of these rumors but never seen any good evidenve to back it up. It does make the water super clear and does the job fo ammonia too. We have hundreds, sometimes thousands of fish, and our fish are always healthy. But everyone has their own opinion i guess... :roll:

Very Very nice!!!

Yes, I have better luck with cardinals too. Neons like to have places to hide so dont forget to give them a place to get away from prowlers. It could be your supplier to...or your suppliers supplier. They do some serious stuff to fish nowadays to increase birthrates and growth rates. Since neons...

i betcha cave dwellers would go right up in there

Start with adjusting your aquariums setup, add caves and other structure for the cichlids to hide out in. Try to have a way in and a way out of each spot so they can chase each other through but not get trapped. If that doesnt work consider a dither fish or two such as the infamous danio...

Try adding a carbon sponge to the eheim. It makes a world of difference.

its a dry well that will be sealed. just looking to expand my ideas. it is round like a well with stone sides bu 10 feet in diameter

Something sounds fishy about this (sorry). It just sounds like there is something missing from this scenario. Was there anything really heavy in the middle?

Stick with the Eheim their the best (in my humble opinion)

does anyone have pictures of wells that they have turned into ponds so i can get some ideas??

Some people prefer the dramatic colors of a salt water tank while others prefer the more natural feel of a freshwater tank. What do you like better?

You may want to replace or clean your filter media. But then again I am unclear of what type of filter you are currently using if any.

Dont give up... Dont ever give up!!!

rich, Make sure to take out any carbon based filtration you have as it will breakdown the chemicals. raising the temp is a great idea and should not hurt the fish you have listed above. Good Luck!