Getting A 55 Gallon Saltwater...Change to Fresh?
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Most SW eels include octopus at the very top of their favorite foods lists. You could use grass eels or ribbon eels in an aquarium. Ribbon eels are extremely difficult to maintain and most die of starvation in aquaria (and may be prey to octis). Grass eels are difficult to find and hide constantly in aquaria (they'll also become prey to octis).
Oddball;3940503; said:
Yea octapus is the favorite of all my eels. You should check out some books on marine life and beginners guides to SW. Where is mr.reef24 lol
Geez, I can't even pick out SW Fish that won't make my life complicated. At this point I'd like to open ideas to everybody for what I should put in the tank. Everybody likes to eat everybody. Think I could get away with sneaking out my house, eating my neighbor and coming back? Haha.
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how about take the tank as it is and build on it from there, nothing better than buying someones hard work to set up a good foundation. saves you the time and money to do it.
Sw fish are very fun to watch and definitely you want agressive trust me sw can be more of a pistol than fw, time will show you!!!
edit:though with the cost of sw fish you might want to keep that from happening as they tend to be expensive feeders.
how about take the tank as it is and build on it from there, nothing better than buying someones hard work to set up a good foundation. saves you the time and money to do it.
Sw fish are very fun to watch and definitely you want agressive trust me sw can be more of a pistol than fw, time will show you!!!
edit:though with the cost of sw fish you might want to keep that from happening as they tend to be expensive feeders.
Triggers puffers eels wrasses lion fish scorpion fish some angels would all be good choices if you went predator.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=296357
check out my tank and thread. Good fish that stick together.
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=296357
check out my tank and thread. Good fish that stick together.
Octopus are very difficult to care for and seahorses are even harder; i wouldn't recommend either for a beginner or intermediate skill level. You might be able to do a SW snowflake moray in a 75gallon but to be honest I think thats pushing it, they get pretty big.
The Canuck, I definately like your idea of a tank. However, please keep in mind I'm using a 55 gallon not 310 
Can anything go in a 55 gallon with a Lionfish?
Can anything go in a 55 gallon with a Lionfish?
