Picasso Trigger

id say probably a hitcher in your liverock

kk thanks

sweet man cant wait to see those all up and running with fish in it its gonna be freekin awesome

personally i think that ponds belong outside

get that ray eating proper diet man the festaes are dead its too late now stop focussing on that and get that ray happy and healthy

wow love the videos

ya ive used them before i find that it kindof gives them a drugy look they seem sedated and i dont really like them cause i always think that my fish are dead

ya that would be freakin sweet

holy crap you have 60 pounds of live rock in there!!! how big is that tank i have 12.5 pounds of live rock in my 90 gallon(not done on the liver rock yet) but im scared to do caves and such and build up like you did because my triggerfish is constantly chowing down on the live rock hes already eaten a groove into one of the peices and uncovered (and ate) more inverts then i knew i had its so insane but seriously i :bow: to you for haveing all that live rock (my live rock was reef rock so it was uber expensive)i think i will just get some base rock to fill it out.

sometimes if you give them too much pellets the pellets will rot in the GI tract that happened to my oscar a couple times he could be swallowing the rocks as a way to get rid of all of the rotting pellets (when you feed him the pellets does he take them almost as soon as they hit the water or does he ignore them for a little while because as you know the pellets are very hard when not saturated with water and since oscars IME are too lazy to even use their tounges to mash up hard pellets he could be swallowing the gravel to break up the pellets)

my Albino tiger oscar used to do this all the time i assumed that he was being like a crocodile and swallowing rocks to help break down the food inside of his stomach . What are you feeding it?

that tank doesnt even look saltwater i didnt know you could usse aquarium gravel in saltwater

i love crayfish they are so cute i wish i could have one how big of a tank do they need and would they be complatable with Angelfish, Corydoras, and raphael talking catfish...

well as most of you know i am doing a south american biotope i am just wondering if a raphael talking catfish would be a good idea with corydoras and angelfish.

tres cool looking sexy i wish i had the money to have that much live rock in my 90 gallon really liking the hood btw i could take care of those kids for you :guns: jkjk although i really dislike children under the age of 14 (im 15 so ya i just plain hate kids period i used to babysit so you can understand my hatred for them)

there is no way that picasso is a rectangle ive studied picassos i will attach an image of a rectangle to dispel any further doubt.

ya i will be going with the halfblack angels(if i can find them) as Altum Angels are to expensive and to hard to keep if i cant find the halfblacks i will go with goldveiled or platimums.

ive seen one kept in beer bottles, mugs, ive seen ones in those buckets youy get ice cream in a lot of those disgust me but ive seen it done.

ok the master plan Fish 5 bronze corys 3 albino corys 2 altum or halfblack angelfish 1 raphael talking catfish Plants Amazonian sword plants Green Cabomba Filtration aquaclear 10 whisper 40 Substrate target play sand Decor mostly driftwood some interesting shaped rocks

:welcome: YAY A SALTY FRIEND BTW you stole my name :beer:

sounds awesome man cant wait to see it finished

ok new plan is 5 bronze corys 3 albino corys 2 angelfish and a raphael talking catfish

ok 2 angels it is

ya its tall

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