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yes, i know that there's have been a lot of talk regarding the yellow tang being in a 55 gal... i'm up for the challenge of giving this specimen a good home.. i think that i'm experience enough to try one... ;) thanks for your reply..

i also needed to know some of this info.. thanks guys...

i was wondering if this would be a problem for a CC/LS combo.. i know that these are a concern for a DSB substrate... we have approx 1 to 1 1/2" of LS.. do you think that this is a good idea to stir up the sand or should i just stay with the fighting conch? thanks in advance..

dwarf angels need atleast a 29 gallon tank... they also need a well-establish tank before their addition... they also need LR to pick on... i think that you already have a handful for your tank.. just enjoy what you have for now and get a bigger (100 gal) tank when you can.. you'll be able to...

i'm thinking of adding another fish on the collection.. the tank has been stable and seeing algae growth... here are the list of fishes that will added to the tank in this order... 1) blue spot jawfish (probably this week) 2) flame angel or rusty angel (in a month) 3) yellow tang (in 2 months)...

i also think that you are overstocked? i'm not sure how the rest of your set-up is but you might have some problems with your nitrates coz of too much fishes.. i'm also concerned about the mandarin goby since your tank's only been up to 2-3 months...

from my experience, i have found them to be quite agressive... i have bought 5 green chromis and two of them are the king and queen... they killed the rest of their shoal... i went out and bought 4 more and rearrange the rocks and they still killed the 4 new ones... so i say they can be...

i will check these LFS out when oppurtunity allows..

55 gallon: corals: green bubble, assorted mushrooms and button polyps, frogspawn, and some Xenias.. fishes: blue-spot jawfish, purple firefish, some kinda blenny, a dwarf angel inverts: snails, conch, crabs, shrimps (whatever you like) 100 gallon: fishes: yellow tang, six line wrasse, dwarf...

where do you guys go? the one i go to is Aquatic Discoveries in Sterling Heights.. they have a nice selection on fishes and corals... they also have couples of nice tanks that are set up really well.. let me know so i can check our your LFS if it's close by...

i'm from Sterling Heights.. i'm also interested.. how big is the Coral Beauty? e-mail me: SiRacer177@aol.com thanks

yay or nay are they hardy? will it fight with my lawnmower blenny? thanks

thanks for the replies.. i will be ordering next week..

he's got ick all over him and some abrasions on his gills.. he is feeding and digging his burrow.. he even brought new rocks to his home.. i'm going to check him today and hope he's doing better... thanks for the reply though...

the tank looks great.. i just have a question.. he has 9 fishes in there and no one said anything about overstocking.. he also have a yellow tang in there and no one said that the yellong tang would need a bigger tank.. etc.. etc.... i also have a 55 FOWLR and most of the posts i see here don't...

it'll be nice to find a LFS that trade fishes... i haven't find any luck with that.. as far as Dwarf Angels, we've been lucky with our Coral Beauty..

we've had our Coral Beauty for a while now and he never seems to touch any of the corals... my guess is your toadstool is just having a retracting day... :) hope everything goes back to normal..

i don't think 60 watts is going to suffice the light needed to keep an anemone... they require a lot of light atleast 3-5 watts/gallon... i don't see any problem with the chocolate starfish though.. he should be fine... hope this helps...

thinking of getting more clean up crew... currently have 2 camel shrimps, 2 mexican turbo snails, prolly 6-7 blue legged hermit crabs... thinking of getting 2 cleaner shrimps, 5-6 scarlet hermit crabs, 3 emerald crabs, i'm thinking of getting a conch to stir the sand bed but don't know which...

we bought a lawnmower blenny couple of days ago and when he was acclimating to his new home, he took over the jawfish burrow... then, the jawfish jumped out but fortunately we caught him (around 3 am).. ne-wayz, now the jawfish is sick.. what is recommendation to revive him? i need your help...