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The fish was in a large restaurant aquarium, and the waiter had no idea.. I didn't want to trouble him too terribly. But that's the right tang! Thanks so much!

I'll be sure to get juvies, as I will with most of my fish, seeing as I like watching them grow I'll consider not getting the tangs then..wouldn't want them to be cramped..I'll look into this..

In the past, I've often gone on impulse buys..but not anymore..I want to have my tank planned out, and even if that means ordering fish online, I'm fine with it. I know most people go by an inch every two gallons..but if you can help me as far as bioload and all..please do! The tank is a 155...

What are the dimensions of your tank? I believe I actually found someone with the same tank as me!

I am most positive it was a tang.. And it's not on this website..gr.. Also, a mishap I posted: The beginning of it's tail it yellow (Where it connects to the body) but the tail itself is dark blue, like its "Chin" area. I believe their name starts with a "d" if I remember..somethign like...

No, it's not a naso, or any of the pictures above.. It's a rarer tang.. And it has more blue to it.. No other ideas? Thanks for the help so far though!

Sorry, no pics D: The base color of its body was grey/blue, and its gill covers, tail fin, and "chin" area contained darker blue. Where its tail began was yellow, and all other fins were mostly yellow. It also has a yellow "Mask" around its eyes.. I saw a couple of them at the local aquarium...

I'm 15 currently, almost 16. I've been into fish tanks since I was very little, but recentally got into saltwater, maybe a year ago or so.. I recently sold a 14 gallon biocube that was my seahorse tank.. But my dad's friend gave me a leaking 155. I resealed the entire tank, and have been saving...

Sorry for not replying guys, I forgot to look at this thread xD A dragon moray would be cool, but really, the rest of the family doesn't like eels so much..but perhaps I could persuade them.. Thanks again for the help guys, I appreciate it.

So just turn it off and remove the lid to reveal the impeller?

I took down my tank, and set it up two days later.. It's currently running on a canister filter, which in the process, I unplugged, and left where it was. I plugged it back in today and it refuses to work, it simply makes a lot of noise. It is still filled with water, anyone know what the...

I'd be up for an eel, but I know I would be extremely limited on tankmates..

I love Spanko's recommendation ^^

Alright, forewarning, I'm a complete noob when it comes to sump..so I'll try my best to get everythign correct. We have a 155gal tank, that is not drilled. I recentally purchased a pm skimmer, that came with a mag 12. (1200gph) The skimmer is an Es100, along with a WC410 extra collection cup...

Alright, thanks for the help everyone! I will no longer consider getting either, as I would want them to be happy in their environments, and it seems neither would possibly be. Thanks again!

Let me go check on the dimensions..And all comments are welcome on the idea! Alright, it's 4 feet long, 2 feet wide, and 31.5inches tall.

I am redoing my 155, since we have to put wood flooring down. I recently bought a large skimmer with a mag 12, and we're working to build at least a 30 gallon sump. I have over 100lbs of rock, and fine sand. My question is this, I am seeking to keep a bamboo shark, preferrably a brownbanded...

Well, we're going to get a sump of around 30 gallons or so for our 155 (Yes, I know, it's small, but it's better than nothing) And in a series of trades, I've been offered two types of skimmers. 1 is very large, for a tank of 100+ gallons, but I was wondering if it would still work in a sump...

I have a 14 gallon biocube that's been holding seahorses ever since I got it, and I've decided to take a different route. Any ideas on 1 or more fish I could add to my nano that are unusual? I'm not wanting the normal clownfish setup, but something eyecatching, like my past seahorse has been...

I'm taking some water samples from my nano to share with some fellow classmates as we are studying microbiology. I know what the common specimens to be found are, inclusing Copepods, amphipods, flatworms, etc. But are there any other really common ones I should be aware of? I'm puting together...