Recent content by sara_liz

okay thanks everyone, i will try some smaller species :-)

The seemed all happy to me and eating fine before it happened but ok, i will trade them in for smaller fish and go from there, thanks! :-)

In the Keys as long as you have a vaild Florida Saltwater fishing license and abide by size limits you are allowed to gather many species of tropical fish and invertibrates, including angels. I have lived here my whole life and know all the laws and rules pertaining to fishing and water...

Thanks, the angels are smaller, around 2-3 inches but the lionfish is close to 5in. They all seemed to be really healthy and happy, eating well and not bothering eachother before all this happened. I got another angel from a friend that I ended up giving away but I think that is where the ich...

Hello, I have a beautiful 55 gallon main tank with live rock and sand, a lionfish, juvenile french angel fish, juvenile queen angel fish, coral shrimp, anemone, snails, and sea urchins. A few weeks ago the fish started looking "ichy" with small white dots all over them and acting aggitated...