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Updated 03-22-2011 at 02:25 PM by Blown76mav
I know that in the freshwater aquarium hobby, that F/W Ick is white spots all over the body of a fish (if memory serves me correct.. been a long time since I faced that ordeal in a tank.) I've noticed that my Hippo Tang has what looks like scratches only on one side of it's body. In the photo's it showing up mottled, but the other side of him is clean and looks good. Any ideas whats going on??? Also, for whats it's worth, He doesnt like his Right Side photographed.... I took all ...
I've noticed now for the second time that one of my 2 clowns has a dark spot on it. The 1st time I noticed it, I believe that it disappeared on it's own. I've only had these 2 clowns for about a month now and was wondering if anyone else is has ever seen spots on clowns....( No, it's not a "funny" lol.... ) Although, I do sometimes hear circus music in the background... Thanks all, Aaron
I’m well aware of the vast amount of marine and reef aquarium conferences/ large Frag swaps in the states, I’m just wondering if anyone knows of any that take place in Canada? it seems as if were sorta left out on this one. The fact that you can’t really bring livestock & coral across the border has definitely discouraged me from venturing out to any in the states. So I just thought I’d see what’s out there
Okay, I'm wanting to grow a fairly small amount of pods to supplement the frozen feedings for my Mandarin (it is perhaps best to think of the frozen food as the supplement). From what I've read they should do fine sitting in a window seal, loaded up with phyto each day with a small ball of chaeto in the water with them. It would experience pretty heavy temp changes in the window, but I would cap it to keep the evaporation down. Would do a small water change just like a typical change and feed ...
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