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well to be honest ***** has good live sand. it's either 20lbs for 40 which equals out to 2 bucks a pound or you can get 10lbs for 30 which is 2.5 bucks per pound.

what size tank....if the tank is big enough the coral beauty might bother him for a few days but after that they should be ok.

Originally Posted by patandlace I would say atleast 30 gallon tank with plenty of live rock. agreed....but make sure the tank is established at least 3 months for the coral beauty or 6 for the flame angel.

the green shoots are just plants growing off of the liverock. the greenish brown thing with the opening in the middle is what a clam used to attach itself to the rock and is now not there.

maybe a peanut worm

yes this is normal till it feels comfortable in it's surroundings

probably will pick on it but might eventually co-exist if in together long enough. that is if the coral beauty can take the stress.

probably not a good idea. wait till after the other tang is out of the tank before you add the yellow tang.

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that swimbladder infection is a bacterial infection. if you want to treat it, try melafix. it's a medication that you can get at a ***** near you. melafix is a natural medication so it is reef safe and it's an anti bacterial medication.

Originally Posted by rcoultas I don't know that I would agree with that for two two reasons: 1: It depends on the type of algae you are trying to address - lawn mower blenny is best with hair type algaes 2: In a 29g tank with a six line and a mandarin you already have a lot of competition for...

try a lawn mower blenny

yeah i think ur maxed out too but if you do decide it's got to be something small.

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i bought my live sand at ***** which is 40 bucks for 20lbs

hah i didn't even notice that

these butterflies aren't the best choice even though they are rated at an 80 percent chance of living. reason i say this is that they are a very skiddish species that will hide a lot especially if there are species that will attack it which tangs might do. i know my copperbanded butterfly got...

annularis angels are not herbivores, they are omnivores. their diet consists of mostly veggies but a good sized portion should be meaty foods as well which has to partly include sponges.

just wanted to say if you get gorgonias, feather dusters, and sponges that they are fed more easily if you buy kent marine product called micro-vert. cyclopeeze is a pain compared with the micro vert. microvert alls you have to do is put a drop per gallon every other day and the bottle lasts for...

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