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Moorish Idol in a Large Saltwater Aquarium
This is one of the most stunningly beautiful fish in the world! It can grow to about 9". But it's difficult to keep in an aquarium, so only experts should try. It can be a picky eater and requires an aquarium with at least 100-gallons. But the one shown in this video is doing very well and eating a wide variety of foods. You are welcome to call during any Pet Fish Talk Show to discuss this fish or any other fishy topic with Tom and Nevin.
More Pics of the New Platys in Tom's Aquarium
Fish in the News from Robert in New Jersey
Hi Tom & Nevin, here is some vindication for us aquarists, a new episode of River Monsters, "Snakeheads". Florida officials do not believe snakeheads were released by an aquarist but were intentionally released by someone who wanted to raise them locally for the Asian trade that prizes the Snakehead for its healing properties that they believe that the fish has. You can watch this episode on Wednesday, May 5th, on Animal Planet. Your Friend, Robert in NJ
Jay in
Evansville,
Indiana,
calls
and talks
about his
recent trip
to Tampa
Bay,
Florida,
where he
went deep
sea fishing,
saw an
Octopus with
its eggs -
see the pic
just below,
visited a
big retail
live fish
store, some
smaller
stores, a
nice public
aquarium,
and the zoo ... whew! That kept him busy.
Octopus with Eggs
Jay in Evansville talks during this show about seeing this Octopus near the shore in Tampa, Florida. Jay took this picture, which shows the Octopus was living in a small cavity with several of its eggs. You can see some of the white eggs in the upper right part of the cavity in this picture.
More Callers
during this
Show
Heather
in Point
Loma
near
San Diego,
California
calls
and talks
about her
mother's
10-gallon
freshwater
aquarium
with an
Albino
Bushymouth
Plecostomus
and a
Curviceps
Cichlid.
Heather
wonders what
fish to add.
Tom
recommends a
group of
White
Clouds.
Robert in
New Jersey
calls
and says he
got the
replacement
package from
Nevin with
AquaCleanse,
Waste-Away,
and
Denitrifying
Lava Rock.
He's trying
all three
items
in his
aquariums.
The Bailey Brothers
encourage YOU to call Pet Fish Talk
during the show and talk about your pet fish.
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