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Just lost a bi-color angel today. Hopefully I wont lose anything else. I've got the fish eating frozen mysis with garlic.

So far so good. I did lose my rusty angel but my other fish seem better. I barely see any ick on them now. I will keep treating for the suggested period.

I have about 10 fish and 2 eels. I'm gonna go to walmart this afternoon and buy a tank. As far as the inverts are concerned, will they still carry ich and give it back to my fish when their back in the tank?

I'm gonna go see if I can convert my grandmothers 30 gallon to salt water. If that's the case, I maybe able to use it as a quarantine tank.

It looks like my only option is copper. I'm assuming the copper is safe correct? Will that kill inverts or my live rock?

I don't have a quarantine tank to move my fish into. Can I just treat my whole tank? I also don't have coral in my tank, could that medicine kill the bacteria on the live rock?

I was just looking at my tank and I noticed that all of my angels have ich! My water is good, salinity is good, and the temperature is at 78. I also have a uv steralizer. What can I do tonight to keep my fish safe? I am going to the lfs tomorrow to get medicine but I'm worried about my fish...

Qick question for you guys, how much live rock should I have? My tank is a 150 gallon and I currently have 150 pounds of rock. From my understanding, it was 1 pound of rock per gallon but my tank looks like it can handle a little more live rock.

Look who came out to play:

Thanks. You can see my angel and my raccoon butterfly racing each other in the video.

Well, it's a work in progress but here it is (with a small video at the bottom): View My Video

I would say doesn't eat coral or crustaceans.

I wont be keeping any coral in my tank. I only have live rock.

I'm extremely glad it's done. It took me sooooo long. I got one more fish but he/she hides every time I get near the tank so I couldn't get a picture.

I recently finished moving my tank and it was a nightmare. I drained almost all of the water, removed the live rock, and still couldn't move it. I had to put it on rollers. Now that the move is done and everything is doing ok, I decided to add some new fish. My camera sucks but here are some...

It's also not one of those cheap pet supermarket tanks. It has thicker glass and seems more sturdy.

It's only a 10 gallon but it has already been set up and cycled. it has live rock and sand aswell.

I really like the peacock mantis but my spare tank that I am using is glass. I really don't want to have to buy a new tank and move everything to the new one. Do you think I will be safe for now with the glass tank?

Since the peacock mantis has the smasher, is there a mantis shrimp that is a spearer and looks like the peacock mantis? I'm assuming this would be more safe (wont break the glass). I really like the coloration on the peacock mantis.

Hello I'm setting up a small tank for a Mantis shrimp. I've been reading alot about them on the internet and it seems like half of the people think that they can break glass and half say it's BS. The one I will be getting is a peacock mantis. My questions is, will he break the glass? Also, can...