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Hi all! I have started to breed saltwater fish since this year june, and so far all i have are a pair of neon gobies. I will be starting banggais by the end of the year. Here is my list of fish that i plan on breeding! chalk bass banggai cardinals neon gobies blackray shrimp gobies royal grammas The caribbean fish are expensive around my area, so i plan on supplying shops for cheap! I will post photos later

So i have a pair of neon gobies in a 20 gallon and have been attempting to breed them. My water temp is about 84F is that too high? It has been a few months and all the closest to breeding ive gotten to was just the female hiding in a cave for 8hrs

Hi guys! I'm trying to figure out where to get my fish/inverts/corals for my aquarium I plan on setting up in a couple months. I want my tank to have as little impact on the ocean as possible, especially the coral reefs because they're having a hard enough time as is. The inhabitants I plan on keeping are a snowflake clownfish pair, a goby and pistol shrimp pair, a clown goby, a skunk cleaner shrimp, a pom pom crab, and some feather dusters. For a clean up crew I'd like an emerald crab, a trochus snail, a nassarius snail, a cerith snail, a blue leg hermit crab, and possibly a peppermint shrimp. For corals, I'm in love with the euphyllia family. So hammers, frogspawns, torches, octospawns, and grapes. Also duncans, pulsing xenia, a green bubble tip anemone, a toadstool, and all kinds of zoanthids. If you know of any places that sell anything I listed that comes from captivity and not the ocean please let me know. Thank you so much!

After many hours of googling, I realized it's hard to find places to visit that pertain to our hobby when we travel overseas. I've seen members share where they've been on their own thread but thought it'd be fun to share where we've been and the must-sees not just in the US but around the world, whether it be aquariums, lfs, museums, etc. I'll be heading to Copenhagen and Stockholm in a few weeks and I am gravely in the need for recommendations, so if you know any spots, please share the wealth

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