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Nikki those collected fish are in a 10 gallon tank with a small HOB filter and a small powerhead. No frills and just a few local rocks.

Actually, he is trying to swim through the glass like most puffers try to do

I would like to update this little sping burfish that I collected this last summer. He has grown about double in size and is about an inch and a half, up from the 3/4" he was when collected. He eats worms, clams and plankton. The butterfliesand wrasses we collected that same trip are also...

I have to look for my old Army guys. Just look at him, he is all over her like a cheap suit. Thats because she walks around with that short shell on. You can see too much leg, she is just too much for that guy little tease that she is.

Today of course is the most important day we here in America have. It is the reason we have an America. Happy Veteran's Day And I pray all of our service people come home safe soon.

One of them chased me once but his antenna would not fit through the door.

I have a large TV and lately I have to tune in to the "Living Seas" specials to keep them occupied. It's now just a problem during the commercials.

it is annoying and these crabs are over 10 years old so this has been going on since they were babies. I guess I didn't bring them up correctly. This urchin is the same problem. This is an old picture and he not only steals food from the corals, he steals the entire coral and brings them to the...

Here he is in his fighting posture And here he is with his little tramp girlfriend in the back. They spawn a lot right in the open with the lights on.

I have a love/hate relationship with hermit crabs. I wish they could not detect food so well. There are maybe 6 or 8 of them in my tank but two of them are over 10 years old and they are big and tough. When I feed the corals (which I do while I am waiting for a phone call) the crabs of course...

The thick slimy stuff in your fuge is probably cyano but I can't see it from here. That stuff is hard to eliminate and can stick around for months. Sounds like you have a severe problem and needs severe control methods. Your tank obviousely has too much organic matter in it either from too many...

I am not sure but I would imagine fish eggs would be better only because they would eventually become fish and have exactly what a fish needs. I am sure crustacean eggs are fine also.

I tried a new experiment today which did not come out exactly as planned. I am looking for a sticky food that I can feed torch corals with. I can feed the horizontal heads but the verticle ones are impossable to feed. They eat blackworms and look much better afterwards but I can only feed a few...

Ok but they are not nudibranchs. Nudibranchs are carniverous and slugs are herbifores. Nudibranches have external gills that look like feathers and slugs absorb oxygen through their skin. Two different animals. Elisia Crispata are slugs. Wierd animals also

No, I never wrote an article about that, it's too simple.

1201139, That thing worked great but it was for feeding live brine to seahorses. Eventually we all started feeding mysis to seahorses and the demand for the feeders fell. When I get bored I write something. Here is another one...

Thats interesting as I am the inventer of an aquarium device which I patented 10 or 15 years ago. I sold over 6,000 of them before I stopped building them. I will not me making algae troughs, they are far to easy to make and anyone can make one in ten minutes...

I have always said that if your fish are exhibiting mating behavior they are in the best of health. There are as many varied mating behaviors as there are fish. My fireclowns just get next to each other and shake while smacking each other with their tails, my bluestripped pipefish kind of swim...

Yes, it needs a few more weeks to cycle. ::)

Oh, it gets better :o