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Originally Posted by 1knight164 Rose Tip Bubble Anemone. BTW, welcome to the forum. I always recommend this link to help understand what the heck everyone is saying. https://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=42388 thanks. :happyfish

125 gallon 1 Regal Blue Tang 1 Emperor Angel 1 Flame Angel 1 Foxface 1 Heniochus Butterfly 1 Mandarin green dragonet 2 ocellaris clowns 1 three stripe damsel 5 green chromis 1 sixline wrasse 1 Harlequin Tusk wrasse 1 coral banded shrimp 1 cleaner shrimp 1 chocolate chip starfish 1 lawnmower blenny

what's an RTBA?

Does anyone know much, or have any experience keeping a Golden Butterflyfish? (aka Semilarvatus or Addis Butterfly) I may be getting one for my 125 gal. FOWLR. Are they good eaters? Do they live long? Are they hardy? Any information please. Thanks!

Also, if he ever loses a leg or pincher, it will grow back within the next molting or the next few moltings. So, not only do they grow when they molt, but they can rejuvenate too.

probably still shy... but don't worry, they get most their diet from the algae grazing. I had one once that loved eating pieces of angel formula that fell to the bottom.

well that's no good... plus if it behaves like other triggers, i don't want it messing up my rock.

sometimes when introducing new fish they can come down with a slight case of ich from stress that can actually go away on it's own. When I first got my regal tang I had to hospital him twice for ich, and after that he would only get a few spots on his face and body every now and then, but would...

is it really? i didn't know that! hmm.. i'll look into that, maybe get one for my tank... i have a few shrimp and a starfish, but other than that it's a fowlr tank.

that's a good fish list. won't the trigger eat the hermit crabs? go for the sohal tang!! tangs are way more active swimmers and awesome colors.

this seems very possible. Once one has the water trapped inside the "fish highway" tube and has gotten the extra air out and a pump would have to be placed in the downstairs tank that will pump water back into the tank upstairs via another tube (a smaller tube that the fish wouldn't use) It's...

Originally Posted by 95Harley Look at the Coney's they look almost like a Miniatus without the size. And for the Lion go with a real nice Radiata. Trust me I tried my Miniatus and Volitan in a 75 with a Snowflake. Now 1 year later and I'm converting my 240 fresh into salt to give them a nice...

Originally Posted by newfishguy Ok. I got my new 75 gallon All-glass aquarium with a MegaFlow overflow system. I also purchased a protein skimmer and return pump to put in a 20 gallon tank for a sump. Everything is hooked up and ready to go. I am simply waiting for my RO system which will...

yes, if they've spawned once, they may spawn again. I used to have a pair of ocellaris clowns that layed eggs a few times. Never a success though... not sure why.

Turn off the pumps so that the sand does not get sucked up. If you're adding live sand it should settle quickly. Once sand is settled, turn pumps on. Add the fish after everything is good to go. They cannot survive very long in containers alone, they will need oxygen and the heater to...

San Antonio, TX here. Most schools, universities, and some business were closed today and are closed tomorrow due to excessive ice everywhere. It has not snowed this winter, and does not usually down here, but this ice thing seems a bit unusual. The temp. has been just below freezing for the...

algaepad, your username is cool! I disagree with the others about tangs. For the most part they are peaceful towards other fish. Since you want to go with color... tangs, angels, and butterflies will be great! Also, you said you want a "mix" of color, so I wouldn't get a pair of any of the...

I have a harlequin tusk. As stated earlier, he does not require a deep sand bed. He would be a good addition to your tank. Have you looked into getting a tang? They are of the right size for your other inhabitants and they have unmatched colors! Also, since you only have fish which are (or...

I am impressed with you water quality, but since the tank is so new, it probably hasn't gotten into the cycle enough yet for the ammonia or nitrite to start spiking. The little white guys are probably copepods. I usually see them come out at night on the rock and sand. They won't hurt...

In my opinion, you will be fine with that stock. Also, the fish you have selected should be fine. I've never had a problem with gramma, sixline, or a pair of clowns getting along.