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I am just glad my livestock lived through neglect It took me years to find the right combo of large angelfish.

Here is my buddy. I have had this shark for about a year I think. He eats by hand and is active from time to time. Glad he just doesn't sit, hiding like most Marbled Catsharks do.

I recently added these two guys to my tank, and are getting along nicely with everyone else. My Vlamingi is about 4-5 inches and it took me about 45 minutes to get a picture cuz the stupid thing would not stay still long enough to get a clear shot.

Here is a look at most of my tank. This is where I am looking to improve. The coral is mostly dead, but I still have a few things that are decent looking. I will have to figure out what kind of reef-scaping I want to do, keeping in mind my fish population. This little guy has been...

Ok, let's try this again. This is my Koran and my Queen... I have had this Regal Angel for about the last 2 years.

Thx gang. I will figure this out

hmmm. Guess I can't remember how to set up a pic into the text of a thread. Crap

I wanted to show a comparison of two of my angelfish. If I can figure out how to post pictures (hope so). This is my Queen when I first got her back in '08. I have also included a pic of her from last night. I wish they would grow faster!

Hello All, I should probably re-introduce myself and my tank. I am Doc. I used to be on this forum years ago. I got too busy and got away from the forum and the hobby. I am not even sure if anyone has been here long enough to remember my tank. Somehow, my tank has survived massive...

RIP SQUISHY I found him dead this morning. I have decided that due to my lack of keeping fish alive in this big tank, time to care for it, and money lost, that I am done with trying to keep such a large system. I will also not be able to keep posting on the forum. Just too much life...

My reef is doing great. I have loved posting pics. I have enjoyed the playful bantering with many of you. I lost my shark last night in my other tank. I am unable to keep up all the aspects of my life and keep up posting and my tanks I am going to stop posting here. I just am spread too thin...

Lmao! He and I are pretty tight. I will throw in a request just to be safe. :-) -Doc

Well, he made it through the night. He showed no interest in food. But, he is alive. He has not come out all day or night (that I was awake for). I will start a candlelight vigil later today and burn some incense, burn some sage, grab a rosary, and whatever else I can think of. Hopeful...

PRAY FOR SQUISHY!!! This morning, I went downstairs to find squishy outside the tank. I have no idea how long he had been there. He was dry, but not brittle. I have read that bamboo sharks can live up to 12 hours outside of water. I last checked on him at 10pm last night and noticed him...

Quick update: Emperor doing well, coral alive and looking great. Just wanted to let everyone know. The real drama is on my shark reef build! -Doc

I agree. We see eye to eye on this one Biff. I hope one day to have a tank big enough to house one and you can come visit with your man and we can all scuba!!! -Doc

hate to break this to you bro, but I have real sharks. They have teeth and if I am not careful, my bamboo shark could strip the flesh off of my finger in lightening speed. Kinda makes feeding time fun! ;-) -Doc

that is about right for baby nurse sharks. They should not be sold in captivity though. I saw one in Salt Lake City for about $300 and he was around 2 feet long. they labeled him as needing a 300 gallon tank. Yeah right. for two years maybe. They max out at somewhere between 11-14 feet...

LOL.... give me a month with him. He will look a lot different. I do love that close up of him. His eyes are CRAZY!!! -Doc