Sir Alex
Dragon the eel (below)
What kind of invertebrates could I get that wouldn't be eaten by a 2' Brazilian dragon moray eel, a blue jaw triggerfish, or a chocolate chip sea star:question:
Giant pacific octopus :mrgreen:
None that i can think of, sorry dude, the hazards of a FOWLR tank
ErinCahir said:I didn't believe him at first, but my skunk has been living in my tank for six months now with a Niger Trigger (and a Snokwflake Eel up until a couple weeks ago when I took him back to the LFS).
And I would think the star would eat a feather duster, but I'm not too sure on that one.
little_fish said:Just to let you know about the nems, they are some of the hardest animals to keep in this hobby. The require pristine water conditions and super high lighting conditions, and shouldnt be in a tank younger than a year old. They can die from tiny swings in conditions, and when they die they release toxins into the water that kill everything else.
Why can you not get rid of the chocolate chip star? That star is really going to limit everything else you can put in your tank.
Yes, 50 ppm for nitrates is high for anything. I really you want them to be less then 10 ppm all the time.