Overstocked?

[Young Frankenstein]

Yes, but it is your responsibility as their owner to make them happy, not continue the viscous cycle

And i agree, let the little buggers have some more room, wait before buying a dragonet, don't buy a morish Idelle, anemone keeper answer me this ........... how many thousands or even millions of fish yearly die because of our hobby ? toughen up :) in a good sense because all of have some guilt :) ............. I have kept fish till they were so many years with me i gave them away, I have emergency backup because i returned home one day, long time ago :) and all my fish were dead, I keep 40 gallons saltwater and amquel, just in case, i make home made food for my fish different variety's, and I am somewhat overstocked also because i love fish, this passion for fish made me run a 200ft x 1/2" coil denitrator, a mangrove setup, a sechem nitrate reactor, 2 refugiums with algae :) ........... oh i forgot i also talk to my fish .............in Greek :)

 

[Young Frankenstein]

Yes, but it is your responsibility as their owner to make them happy, not continue the viscous cycle

Yes I agree...........but size of the tank is just one thing, thats what i am saying all along, the fish looked healthy and happy.

 

[Pappy]

I'm surprised that powder blue is still alive and very fish in tank doesn't have ich.

 

[Steelerfan747]

Wow. Thats a lot of fish but you have to admit that they all look healthy..

you do have to admit that they look healthy and he mentioned that he has kept the blue ribbon eel for 3 years now which is very difficult to keep. The good thing is he has minimal rock work the bad thing is those fish still have yet to grow

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[Steelerfan747]

I disagree :) the selection of fish, the feeding (denitrator etc) looks like he knows what he is doing, anyway just because some people say for a yellow tang you need xxxx gallons is meaningless because in nature they need an 8' diameter minimum for their territory, come on tree huggers cheer up :) we all have glass cages :)

I agree they look healthy and he states he has been keeping the blue ribbon eel for over 3 years now so he looks like he's doing pretty good to me

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