Recent content by Gatorzone19

Try a 10g quarantine. I use to have problem keeping my fish alive until I started quarantining. I would get them nice and fat then put them in the DT.

Alright the Rock Beauty has been in my 55g for a couple weeks now. I introduced him and a juvi French Angel at the same time. They do no fight or anything. They both eat NLS 2mm Thera A+ Pellets. I plan on keeping them in my 55g until my French starts changing from juvenile to adult coloration...

Now I have him eating .5mm New Life Spectrum Small Fish Pellets. I am going to get some 2mm NLS pellets for him too.

He is now eating Ocean Nutrition Angel Formula.

I have 2 occelaris clowns and a longnose hawkfish. Also I began treating with coppersafe 2 days ago. Do you think I can put the rock beauty in the DT in a week.

Here are the pics. Very camera shy.

Sorry couldnt get them today, but I should be able to get the pics by tommorow.

Caught a 2" Rock Beauty saturday. He is in quarantine eating sponges I catch off my dock. Pics to come soon!

Saturday I went scuba diving and caught a 2" Rock Beauty. I have him in my 5g quarantine tank.He is also eating sponge I get off my dock! He is not showing any signs of disease, but am I wondering if I should still treat him with coppersafe?

Dont worryI know all the rules and regulations for collecting tropicals in Florida.

+1 on the carbon.

I ordered t5 bulbs from Premium Aquatics since they had the bulbs I needed. They shipped them out quick but UPS managed to break all of them so Premium Aquatics shipped new ones out right after I told them they had broke. Great Customer service and I would order from them again.:bounce:

Hi! I am 15 and have a 55g Reef. I snorkel, scuba, and sometimes catch fish for my own tank.

Re: Dane's 100 Gallon Marine Setup I just read all eight pages... And WOW I am impressed how well you have listened to everyones tips and thoughts on your setup. Great job and your tank will look great in the future. Lets see some pics of those fish!

The caulerpa prolifera doesnt spread real fast and is easy to cut back. I have sections in my tank where I let the caulerpa prolifera grow. And the plus side is it looks good.