Recent content by loki

One thing I am worried about with the clown goby is the feeding of them. Do you find them easy to feed?? I feed a variety of frozen and flaked foods and if they will eat those then I don't mind getting one. They are very darling indeed and would certainly add a nice punch of color to the...

I would like to add one of these fish to my exsisting tank and would like to know which one you would choose that would be good and easy to keep?? Red Firefish or Yellow Clown Goby My tank: 10 gal just about 4 yrs old now 2 clownfish 1 coral banded shrimp (the small kind) assorted...

Anyone have a lawnmower blenny in a 10 gal?? Anything you can share about them?? loki

I currently have a 10 gal "regular" tank that has been going for the past 3 years. I just love the look of these new Nano Cubes but would like to know from others if I would be wasting my money. The one I am looking at has: 12 gal curved front glass aquarium JBJ 2 x 24 watt CFL Lighting...

Well I took the plunge and bought one. He is a tiny little guy, I do believe that they might be more aggressive like rescuediver 19 said if they do not get enough food, I would be too. I was looking at getting a cleaner shrimp but they are just to expensive here at a whopping $30.00 each...

I am looking at getting a banded coral shrimp. Anyone have this type of shrimp? I would like to hear your opinions. loki... :strip

Thanks for the replies. But it is neither of those posted. I have a yellowtail damsel and it looks nothing like it. The color in the picture is what it looks like all the time. I am beginning to think it might by a cross of something if that is possible in the marine world. It is very pretty and...

Does anyone know what type of damsel this is? The body of this fish is a very pale creamy yellow, the head back to the gills is a very soft purple, there is a very small black dot on either side of the gills too. loki

Hi, I was just typing to find a username and came up with this. I don't know what it means or if it really means anything. I am not mean or mischevious at all, I am an angel........ :alice Have a nice day.......... :thumbup:

Yep, that is them. I dont' think I will even try them. They need quite a deep sand bed and from what I have heard are quite hard to keep alive. With my chocolate chip star and my urchin I have a nice clean tank. No snails for hermit crabs needed here. I have spent so much money on snails and...

Don't know what type for sure you have, I am new to urchins myself. Sounds neat! loki

You have three, what kind are they? I have to say, I love mine. What a character and keeps my rocks nice and clean. The rocks before were a dark color, now I have nice looking rock with lots of pink color, quite pretty. I also supplement my urchin with algae tabs a few times a week. I always...

Yes that is them, the shells are quite large and the bury in the sand. They do not clean the surface of the sand and need quite a deep sand bed. If you find the name or picture post it. loki

I was in our local LFS and they had what they call "sandsifting snails" their shells were were really neat, they were long in size and most of them were a white and brown color. Has anyone ever heard about these?

Think I need to change forums........ :lol3: