Oceanic Fish Tank

Thousands will be collected today and thousands will die. One out of thousands lives for a year in captivity. Indo-Pacific, east Africa, Red Sea to the Marquesas. To four and a half inches in length. Juvenile in Bunaken/Sulawesi/Indonesia, intermediate phase in N. Sulawesi and an adult, likely for only a short while, in captivity.

Labroides pectoralis Randall & Springer 1975, the Blackspot Cle

.. New synthetic water should be pre-made, stored for a week and matched to their systems specific gravity.

Family Hippolytidae, Cleaner Shrimp

Family Palaemonidae, two subfamilies: Pontiinae: Commensal, Anemone Shrimp, Rock Shrimp,

Family Stenopodidae, Boxing Shrimp. First three pair of walking legs with pinchers, the third large. Use long, w

Some ichthyological anatomists have likened the diversity in the morphology of wrasse skulls to that of all the bony fishes combined. Take a look at the jaws of Californias own Sheephead, Semicossyphus pulcher.

On with the issue at hand. One of the wrasse familys fifty eight genera is Labroides, with five described species. The most commonly available is the black, blue and white lined Labroides di

hurricane ernesto....
well as everyone knows if they watch the news this hurricane is coming straght for florida...we are now offically in a hurricane watch..it is chaos here already gas lines are 30-45 minutes long and home depot and such ..well forget it.I live in palm beach county and they are project.

Reply to tips for aquarium shots?

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Id say a dark room, no flash, and a wide aperture. Try using different camera speeds if you have a manual setting on your camer.

UV Sterilization: What is it and How is it Used?
Some aquarists believe they help eliminate bacteria, parasitic, fungal, viral, algae, and other unfriendly pathogens in an aquarium, others believe that they are a waste of money. FORUMS: UV's - Anyone....

Daphnia For The Aquarium

Daphnia are a great food source for both young and adult aquarium fish, you could catch them with a net in a pond, but their's a risk of bringing in parasites. I just found an article about growing daphnia yourself, nice read for the real tinkers out there :-)