- Location
- Staten Island
Its not uncommon for a damsel to host an Anemone, what do you think a clown fish is? Very cool non the less 
The 58 to 125 Conversion has begun
- Thread starter IamRobG
- Start date
- Location
- long island
i wouldn't be concerned with the foxface, I have one for 4 months now, and it only nips algae never any zoas/paly or any other fish for that matter.
weezyfella give him some time foxface are poisonus were u think they get the venom from?.... from zoas but not all fish are the same so u never know but i had two with the same result
and lenny718 are telling me demsel and clowns are the same type of fish ???
and lenny718 are telling me demsel and clowns are the same type of fish ???
- Location
- Long Island
Yes the damsel is definitely hosting the sebae. I had to snap a picture as soon as i saw it last night. I went down this morning to feed them and there he was sleeping in the sebae. It was pretty damn cool.
Rookie-I've been adding rock slowly. Thats my main purpose now is finish filling it up with rock. I still have the 58 operational so i've been curing the rock in that tank for about 2 weeks then put it in the 125. But i'm going to slow down now. I check the levels every day and yesterday afternoon the ammonia was almost non existent and the nitrates stayed the same.
Thanks for everyone's advice! So far so good with the fish being compatible, if they become a problem i'll worry about it then but as of right now no one is being aggressive and no one is eating anything they shouldn't be.
Rookie-I've been adding rock slowly. Thats my main purpose now is finish filling it up with rock. I still have the 58 operational so i've been curing the rock in that tank for about 2 weeks then put it in the 125. But i'm going to slow down now. I check the levels every day and yesterday afternoon the ammonia was almost non existent and the nitrates stayed the same.
Thanks for everyone's advice! So far so good with the fish being compatible, if they become a problem i'll worry about it then but as of right now no one is being aggressive and no one is eating anything they shouldn't be.
famous last words :tongue1: but i to would wait it out for the fox, i still think that the maroon and damsel should go, fish are not as aggressive at first, its over time when they've settled in that they become nasty many times for no reason at all. ive had quite a few fish and have been faced with handling aggression it not fun. just be prepared to take most of ur rock out and chase a fish around for an hour....lol yea that did happen to me...
- Location
- Long Island
Rookie - The rock is pre-cured it has coraline on it, i just put it in the other tank for a few weeks to get rid of whatever die off happens.
THEDLO - I know what you're talking about i had a 3 stripe damsel that someone took a big chunk out of that i had to catch. 20 minutes and 2 people later i finally caught him.
THEDLO - I know what you're talking about i had a 3 stripe damsel that someone took a big chunk out of that i had to catch. 20 minutes and 2 people later i finally caught him.
- Location
- long island
if that's the case, there is a colony of zoas that I don't like, maybe he will help me take it care of it. :knockedou
- Location
- Long Island
Updates 12-19-10
<---Looks like someone kicked the damsel out of his house!
<---Looks like someone kicked the damsel out of his house!- Location
- Long Island
I also have the powder blue tang. I dont know why but every time i get a fish tank i do everything wrong fish wise and it works out well. The freshwater i used to have i had oscars and the gar with goldfish, chiclids and angels in the same tank and everyone got along. We'll see how it goes i always have a backup tank running just in case.
- Location
- Elizabeth, NJ
Looking good.
Thanl Tang is sweeet.
Thanl Tang is sweeet.
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