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mine was the perfect tankmate. he just swam around the tank never bothered anything.

noticed one of my engineers today looked twice as big as the other one. this is a pair that i have had for about a 2 years. could it be pregnant and what is the success rate for raising the young. any help would be great. thank you in advance.

Originally Posted by hot883 yellow eye Kole Tang, a couple heniochious Butterflies (bannerfish) you need three not 2 dont you? kole is awsome!!

flame or lemonpeel angel, can be reef safe, depends on the fish.

thats huge :scared:

i was just wondering what was the largest blue tang anyone has seen.

depends on how deep your tank is. i kept a bta under pcs forever. the clams need mh lights.

anyone?

im getting a pair of these tomorrow. just wondering if anyone esle has kept them and had any good advice to share; i know they are delicate.

well ive seen her eat now, she is just very shy and hardly ever comes out of the lr. she is really a beautiful fish. how big do they get before they begin to change?

thats what i thought i just wanted to get some other opinions. thanks

if i have water left over from a water change will it be ok to save it till the next one?

queen trigger and the mantis, hands down are the meanest.

hippo,sailfin,scopas,yellow,kole, he schools with them it really looks cool.

well the atl blue is doing great, but the queen wont eat. she looks healthy and is picking at my rock but she wont come out when i feed. hasnt touched any coral yet.

Originally Posted by hot883 I do have a coral banded shrimp. I have not seen my mithrax crabs in awhile though. Ha! Smallest fish would be my pigmy angel or the mandarin at about little over an inch. Whenever I feed the tangs and angels nori the lion always rushes up and you think oh no there...

hey hot what is the smallest fish you have with your fuzzy, and do you have any shrimp. im thinking of putting the fu man chu in my 210.

yep, my lfs sold me a blue hippo when i first got started and said it would live fine its entire life in a 75g.

hard workers, and big eaters.

Originally Posted by joe 09 you should do some research before adding fish to your tank.those two angels are not recommend for a reef tank.especially the queen.a good book you can carry in your pocket is marine fishes by scott w. michael. i agree almost every book i have seen say angels are not...