best place

[carlinsa]

where might you go online to find out the compatability of fish with a reef or not. does anyone have a good plave to check out.

[gjuarez]

not the maast chat, poor miked left without an answer about his skimmer.

[carlinsa]

yeah he did pete was talking to him before i ever got there and my computer locked up and when i geot back noone was there

now where can i look

[gjuarez]

www.wetwebmedia.com or .net, can't remember

[Richard]

Have you asked here on maast. Whatever fish it is, someone here might have experience or knowledge of it.

[::pete::]

Link (http://www.liveaquaria.com/general/compatibility_chart.cfm)

http://www.thatpetplace.com/grafx/saltwatercompatability.gif

http://www.tropicalfishstore.com/compat1.jpg

Link (http://www.vividaquariums.com/bfish.asp)

another (http://www.ratemyfishtank.com/saltwater_compatibility_tool.php)

link (http://www.jackspets.com/marinecompatibility.htm)

[bigdscobra]

Cool chart ~Pete~
I usually look at www.saltwaterfish.com they give you a description of the fish and if its safe or not.

[carlinsa]

i would ask here richard but soon as i say trigger or eel i will be told by MANY they are not reef safe so i just wanted to look for myself. i want to put a moray of some type green teselata or a jeweled and a black durgeon trigger. which both are found on reef so i was just wanting to find out.

[C.Mydas]

lol....they are found on reefs b/c that is where the food source is :P