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I can't understand why you bought a fish with ick either but its your money. Try feeding it Romaine Lettuce not iceberg. It should really like that. Also try Live brine not frozen.

I have a 125 with coral skeletons as well. I have wet dry for a 150 gal on there. I have two 1140 power heads and a Penguin 330 on there also. I have about 40 pounds of crushed coral and sand mix. I have a 7 inch French angel, a 5 inch Blueface angel, a 5 inch Asfur angel, a 6 inch Blonde...

Yes they are, once they get around 7-8 inches across. You will begin noticing that your smaller reef fish vanish after a period of time. :eek:

I think you might eventually have problems. I think you could try a Queen twice the size of the Passer but personally I would stay away from the Passer all together. They look beautiful but they are bullies. You never know, you might get one that is a little more passive than usual. Just...

I don't think you can get any other Angels with a passer(king). If you get one, it better be the smallest fish in the tank. Most of those guys are relentless once they get started on a fish. They are bullies.

Thanks for your reply. I have also heard that eels arent counted in the population of inches but you have to account for them in the pollution of the tank. Is this true?

OK maybe I should say, if I get another fish, how long would I have before I needed to upgrade? I am looking at my tank and I know that I can get at least one more. There is plenty of room. I know fish grow but Angels grow very slowly. I plan on getting a 300 gal. in a few years.

What is the recommended ratio of gallons of water to inches of fish? I hear that it is 3 gallons of water to every one inch of fish. I also heard that it is 5/1. Does anyone know the answer to this?

Well maybe I am getting my measurements wrong because it appears that I have plenty of space for at least one more 4-5 inch Angel. Also, Angels tend to grow slowly so I think I have plenty of time before I would need an upgrade. However, in the next few years I plan to purchase the last tank...

From my experience, you can have a few angels in the same tank as long as they are from different oceans and have different shapes. I have a 7 inch French, a 5 inch Blue Face, and a 5 inch Asfur in a 125 high with plenty of dead coral and deep green algae covering it. I also have a 6 inch...

Watch those Green serpent stars!!! Eventually you will start to have fish vanish and wonder what happened. Your Green serpent star will be having expensive meals. I think only the Green ones attack fish. I love my serpent stars. I have about 6 in my reef and they are very entertaining...

I have a 125 fish tank with two eels of nice size, a french angel, a blue face angel, and asfur angel and a Blonde Naso. Can I get another fish or two?