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Just got back from Orlando, Florida and found a skeleton of one of my clownfish in my room. Now I'm left with the last one and it's breathing rapidly - can't be the water stats, maybe it's stressed from the angelfish? Or could it be marine velvet, I don't see any spots though.

felinxo wrote: ↑Sun Dec 29, 2024 5:21 pm Is this a cryptic message or just plain straightforward - Ben, do spill the beans, we're all ears.

btw i forgot to mention craftyx's real name is ben, lol

ben since u got ur pLione taken away is it true that brent got u in trouble? btw hows my purple firtideflow doin?

I'd actually recommend the kole tang over the yellow. From my experience, kole tangs stay smaller, which is a plus, and yellow tangs tend to have aggression problems.


I still think yellows are a better choice, but I see your point. They can be aggressive, I agree. However, kole tangs can be a ...

Hello,

I've been considering the following fish for my tank:

1. Kole tang or yellow tang - which one's easier to care for?

2. Percula clownfish (a pair)

3. Lawnmower blenny

4. Six line wrasse

Are they compatible? I'm particularly interested in knowing which tang is more low-maintenance ...

I've had a pretty mixed experience with mine. It's grown from a single head to around 15-20 heads in about a year, which is great. However, it's also had its fair share of setbacks - twice it's necrosed and receded down to almost nothing, just a bare skeleton and a few bits of tissue. The first time ...

"dont do freshwater dip for white spot, its not effective on the parasite, it actually makes it worse, get a separate tank, set it up as qt, and remember, ich is technically a freshwater disease, were just dealing with the marine version, its basically marine white spot"


are you sure freshwater ...

hey, doing hypo in my dt tank with live rock and sand, got a coflake beauty and singapore angel in there, salinity's at 1.015 atm. trying to figure out what to lower it to, was thinking 1.009? doing freshwater dips for them since they've got marine ich. btw, been using baking soda to raise ph in the ...

I've found a couple of apps that help with the blue-ish tone from my iPhone photos. Check out the App Store - I use Aviary and camera+ (both free, by the way). They let you adjust white balance and saturation to get a more realistic look.

Your pics are amazing, btw - your tank is one of my ...