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yes they would be harmed. sudden temperature changes could shock the fish, and the sunlight has the perfect light spectrum for growing nuisance algae

blennies and gobies make good tankmates.

you could get away with one black moor in a 15 gallon and NOTHING ELSE but it would do better in a 20g. if you decided to put a goldfish (single) in there it would have to be a "fancy goldfish" (i.e. ryukin, black moor, bubble eye) no comet goldfish (feeder goldfish)

you could get away with one black moor in a 15 gallon and NOTHING ELSE but it would do better in a 20g. if you decided to put a goldfish (single) in there it would have to be a "fancy goldfish" (i.e. ryukin, black moor, bubble eye) no comet goldfish (feeder goldfish)

it's called rigor mortis hun

there is no coldwater fish that can live in one of those poorly designed things. maybe a few snails but thats it.

today is a day for VAPOR TRAILS

mine was an albino african cichlid named Buck. oopsie albino peacock african cichlid

the purpose of carbon is to KEEP your fish from getting killed

the ray would eat the crawfish in a second.

the ray would eat the crawfish in a second.

...when someone says "stink fold"?

like amazon basin, mangrove swamp, great barrier reef, etc?

sorry but for saltwater small is difficult and cheap is impossible. i would invest in at LEAST a 30 gallon tank. at wal-mart you can get a complete 55 gallon tank kit for $160 which is a pretty damn good deal. if you think that's too expensive then throw the idea of ever having a marine aquarium...

i don't think any of the people in this section (including me) have the capacity to pay attention to your question long enough to understand wtf you're trying to say.

well first i would suggest that you spend several weeks training your crawfish to be less aggressive by feeding them only algae wafers (don't worry it has everything they need) and drop it right in front of it's claws. after a few weeks, their hunting instinct will be dulled and you can then...

i believe PETCO still sells a full 10 gal kit for $43 (that's the first tank kit i ever got) but you need a bigger tank unless you plan on getting a threadfin rainbowfish

hack out the clay with a hoe and replace it with topsoil. this usually is only $1 a bag at home depot

definitely liveaquaria

if so, how much would one cost?