How To Build Fishtank Stand

Look at the females stomach - females always carry eggs, but when ready to spawn she will fill up hugely enough to look like she swallowed a marble.

The female will show vertical bars on the body indicating readiness to spawn, as opposed to the horizontal bars associated with fear or stress. This sign is not the

how to build fishtank stand

Continuing in a series of marine fish groups of prime use/interest to aquarists, Tropical Marine Centres production here on the Acanthuroids is a photographic feast covering all the known families, genera and species in this important suborder of percoid fishes.
What this work presents is well-done; complete notes on the diversity and abundance, maximum size, distribution, foods and feeding behavior, reproduction where known, fin-ray and other meristic (taxonomic) notes and al
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A sobering longevity list of pomacanthids and chaetodonts kept in public aquariums is given on p.236. Twenty plus years for Navarchus, Blue-Face, Flagfin, Tibicen and other angels? Wow. Do you think scientists have it rough, day to day in

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Ohhhh Boomer.... :D I am at work and can not find the links to "the need to breath" articles from Advanced Aquarist that may answer this question for me; but whilst my brain is wondering about it, I want to ask the question... My 90 gal reef is heavily stocked with livestock and the water....

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julesangel posted a reply:

hi guys...
since you all wrote that....

ive cycled water, tested ph again ..tried nearly everthing you al suggested(thanks by the way)

Ive been still to scared...to get more fish.

Corals Need More Than a Lot of Light
Contrary to popular belief, a vast majority of corals are not autotrophic, requiring only light to survive. Autotrophs produce their own food from inorganic material they extract from their surrounding....