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I would just like to get some of you inputs on what type of attitives everyone uses on ther coral tanks, ie: Calcium, Magni. and such. Just Cuious

Hey, Anyone feel free to comment..lol

You can always start him out in your fuge for like a week or so then move him to the main tank, i have done that b4 and had sucess with it

#2 Post is pricless, He hit it right on the button!

Dont put 2 Maroons together unless they are an Est. Mating Pair, even then you have to watch them, 1 Maroon clown per tank

always Keep them in odd numbers, They are a part of the Damsel family i believe but not like damsels when the mature!

NO,No, NOT REEF SAFE, Blue Jaw trigger is the only one that is known to be reef safe..

Def, #3's or do one of each

The White line is normal, Just keep the lights off for a while and let him get ajusted.

I would go with a fuzzy dwarf, They are nice to look at, The Volitans can get up to 12-15 inches, They get a Bad Rap, I have had all sorts of lions, and they never were agressive towards me at all, they actually reconize me and know when it is feeding time

WoW, Alot of nice SPS in there, Nice shots too

Well I have Lionfish, they are always nice, I would go with a fuzzy dwarf, They will only eat what they can fit in there mouths. Dont get a volitan, to big and will eat your shrimp!

I have a # 3 and a # 2 Koralia in my tank and I love them, Didnt really need a 2nd but i pput it in there to get a little extra flow

well, It is almost endless, Clowns, tangs, some wrasses (yellow or red tailed are nice) anthias, bluejaw triggers are nice (reef safe), Engineering Gobies, Gobies. hope that helps a little, If you want any info on anymore fish, email me

well My personal opinion is the Phosphates cant be helping the Sit. Hopefully someone has something to add, But I am aiming towards that, We had the same issue in a grouper tank at our store, And it winded up beina a phosphate problem, soon as we got rid of them it stopped, But it is hard to...

hhhmmmm, is it a brown Dusting??

First of all are you using RO Water? if not, Use it, 2nd check you Phosphates, they could be an issue

in the EEL Family, Your really taking the chance with any thing you put in there! I just had succss with the Zebra eels b4 , but you are really taking the chance with anything you put in there

Not sure how much room you have in that 1st chamber, but i would put it in there, Depending on what type of fish you are going to have I would Scrap the Bio Balls, If you are going to have any type of Preditor fish ie: lions, groupers, EELs and such You will need some kind of Bio filtration even...

They will eat worms in your tank for one thing, they will also eat just about anything you through in there, Blood worms are good for them as well as Shrimp