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Stick with the Ctenochaetus genus, they dont get as big and look really nice. The right scopas tang looks amazing under the right lighting.

What is that top one it is really nice looking?

Would you mind posting some pictures of yours; I am starting my research/setup for my first lion and would like to see a black one.

Is that written in english? If your Yellow Tang is white there is a problem check out the disease forum.

Well it does have wings.

I had a pistol shrimp once, pretty cool shrimp.They have a claw that closes really hard and makes a loud noise when it closes;hence the name.The sand sifting gobies dont stir up enough sand to be a problem as they are small fish; they will sift left over food from the sand as well as eat when...

Nobody has any input on the racoon butterfly?

Im reading up for my first lionfish also and from what ive read they dont really need high flow tanks. If you do have a lot of flow they will generally hide in the low flow areas.Like I said I am like you and still learning maybe a experienced lion tamer will chime in.

A full grown engineer goby is about a foot long I think,but not as thick as and eel; more like a sharpie i would say.They live under the rock work and make there home there only coming out to feed.When you feed them they stick there head out and go right back in.

I also forgot I was thinking about putting a tube anemone in there too, low light anemone but looks really good under the pc lights.

Hello everyone, Well after a hiatus from the hobby for a couple of years I am setting up my 150g tall tank again. I have decided not to do a reef, but decided to get a lionfish (red or black). i have never kept one before so i have been doing some reading about their care over the last few...