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Some type of dartfish or goby would be nice. The firefish is always a good choice. A sixline wrasse might work well to.

Slow it down a bit. How big is your tank? The trigger would probably anhiliate a clean up crew. Don't add any more fish for awhile. The LFS is trying to sell you stuff you know, and most of the time thwy don't care to much for the health of your tank.

That sucks. I know how you feel. I couldn't keep any angels alive either.

Seahorses, certain kinds, really aren't as hard to care for as people make them out to be. My kuda was really hardy in fact. Brine isn't the best of foods for them, as it isn't very nutritious. The reef MIGHT be harmful to them because of the stinging capabilities of the corals and such, but...

Seahorses, certain kinds, really aren't as hard to care for as people make them out to be. My kuda was really hardy in fact. Brine isn't the best of foods for them, as it isn't very nutritious. The reef MIGHT be harmful to them because of the stinging capabilities of the corals and such, but...

Ok there is no set time for your tank to cycle. It could cycle in a week, you never know. Buy the book called "THe Conscientious Marine aquarist" by Robert Fenner. Read the whole thing, and then see what questions you have.

Tornadoes are something everyone in Kansas is used to. I swear I see about 20 each season. THey aren't to bad though, they usually go back up pretty quickly and don't do to much damage.

Moorish idol, any shark or stingray, a HUGE emperor or queen angel, etc. etc.

Most butterlies aren't reef safe. Out of your picks I would definitely go with the powder b;ue tang.

Nice gun. Any probs with it? I was thinking of n ICS m4 like yours, but I have heard a lot of horror stories. I seriously doubt it weighs 20 pounds though. My CA m249 weighs around 22-23 fully loadd.

Feed them a couple of rosy reds, they love those. Then get some frozen krill and wiggle it around a little bit in front of them. It may take them a while to eat it and they will just stare at it sometimes, but eventually he will eat it. The krill is the same color as the reds, that's what...

Does anyone here airsoft? If so are there any in the northeast Kansas area? BTW, I have a classic army m249 saw but not a camera. It is a beast, let me tell you. list your guns and pics!

You could keep a lawnmower blenny. THere are lots of choices. A rectangular trigger would fit for life. They max out around 10 inches if I'm not mistaken. You could have dwarf angels also.

Are you going to have corals? If so the nget some compact fluorescent lights. Corralife or outer orbuts are good.

The hawkfish will probably eat your shrimp

I have kudas so I keep my temp lower. Also a couple use to be black but they turned yellow after a couple months

Tonga or fiji lr looks good imo.

Good choice. Mine are very easy to care for surprisingly. I hpe they are captive bred. Remember to kepp water temp. around 73 degrees and feed them often. Good luck.

How old is your tank, and damsels breath pretty fast. It seems like every one that I have seen breaths hard, they are really hyper. Anyways, i highly doubt it is your bio load, and your readings look fine.

you could probably have one more fish in there