Recent content by Aleksander

You're supposed to introduce knifefish at a similar time, because they tend to get very territorial. I have one that's been moved around in a few different aquariums due to attacking other fish (not just knifefish.) Sometimes you can get away with introducing different knife species at different...

Thank you both for the advice. Another quick question: Do you think a six lined wrasse would be compatible with the fish I currently own, agression wise, size, etc.

In that case, I hope you do realize that you will need a larger tank later on. Like I said before, it sounds to me like you didn't plan any of this out before you went out and started buying fish.

Sharks do have scales. They are extremely tiny and are directional. Hence why when you rub a shark's skin backwards, it feels like sandpaper.

B)-->QUOTE(James B @ Sep 20 2006, 08:09 AM) 1317062 hi guys at the moment the only thing my f8 gets mixed with is dinner but is there any other brackish fish he can go with like a bumblebee goby or simalar thanks james. Figure eights, although sometimes slightly agressive, are some of the...

In my opinion, I would never put an angelfish and a brown knife together. I've noticed with brown knives that they like to dominate an aquarium once they are comfortable with it. (Even to the point where I put it in my roommates 180 gallon aquarium, and it had the balls to nip at an african...

Just so you know, Archers are brackish fish and the silver needlefish in the topic title are not. So if you just "went out and got some" archers, they would die within hours. Also, if you are looking to get into brackish, stay on top of your water changes. I lost three archers and a figure...

I am new to saltwater aquariums, and I have a small 20 gallon reef set up right now. I have everything working out well so far, and I am trying to stick to small reef dwelling fish and invertebrates,as not to cram the aquarium. I would like to know what to feed gobies, pseudos and damsels, and...