hibye
Reef enthusiast
im already have a firefish and a clown so two more fires and one more clown plus a shcoll of anthias
what fish 125
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Bifferwine
I am a girl
I'd pass on the linkias though, they are hard to keep alive, and if you do keep them alive, they don't live very long. Pretty, though.
yote
In Memoriam
My votes on a Blue Spot Grouper.
Alexander
Reef enthusiast
just get whatever for the first 6 months to get your tank extablished and to get your water quality perfect. then add an octopus and you will not have to feed him for a long time
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Damn, you two and your octopi. I'm going to have to get an octopus tank just to shut you guys up.
Alexander
Reef enthusiast
please do
Doc
I don't work for anybody
I have had my blue linkia for two years now and he is still doing great. I had an orange linkia for a year, but the blue ring angel I had ripped it apart over night. Needless to say, I don't have that angel anymore. I found them easier than their reputation and IMO are worth the risk. You may lose one or two, but are only $20. Please don't try a grouper - I had a pretty blue-lined grouper, thinking he would play nice about a year and a half ago...he ate both my true percs.
As for sharks, I had a brown banded bamboo for about a year until he got too big for my 125. They need a 180 or larger to really thrive. Good tankmates for sharks are rays, groupers, moray eels, jacks, triggerfish, etc. Big angels will pick at their eyes and may not be good tankmates. I had mine with two tangs, tomato clown, niger trigger and a white-eyed moray eel. They are so cool, but really should be kept with minimal tank mates. They are, after all....sharks. They are the top of the food chain and if it will fit in their mouths...at some point and time will probably eat it.
-Dr Marco :sfish:
As for sharks, I had a brown banded bamboo for about a year until he got too big for my 125. They need a 180 or larger to really thrive. Good tankmates for sharks are rays, groupers, moray eels, jacks, triggerfish, etc. Big angels will pick at their eyes and may not be good tankmates. I had mine with two tangs, tomato clown, niger trigger and a white-eyed moray eel. They are so cool, but really should be kept with minimal tank mates. They are, after all....sharks. They are the top of the food chain and if it will fit in their mouths...at some point and time will probably eat it.
-Dr Marco :sfish:
hibye
Reef enthusiast
they arent at the top of the food chain humans are.... because we have guns
Alexander
Reef enthusiast
mother nature has a pretty strong arm at times that can even take the biggest asshole with the biggest gun, so its not true all the time pal
hibye
Reef enthusiast
yeah but who would win a white shark or me wuth a pancor jackhammer
Alexander
Reef enthusiast
your navigating a jackhammer underwater? ill bet on the shark.
hibye
Reef enthusiast
ill be on a boat shooting at the water
Alexander
Reef enthusiast
hopefully a white shark jumps out of the water and bites your head off then
Bifferwine
I am a girl
Hahahahaha!
Doc
I don't work for anybody
play nice kiddies.
-Dr Marco :sfish:
-Dr Marco :sfish:
hibye
Reef enthusiast
ill kill it before it has a chance to do that
RigoSharon
LIVING REEFS INTERN
that will be an awsome video to see!!
