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IMO dwarf lions should only be kept with lagre docile fish like a fox face. they jsut dont do well with fish that have any aggression at all...

ive seen some of your old post while researching old threads.

hey i keep other stuff too...

yea your right, if the fish is doing well alone whats the point of taking a risk and adding another fish.

its just like any other dwarf angel.

lol its a sea horse.

oh, so i guess your just waiting for another?

i understand your pain. do you plan to put any other fish with the angel?

emperor would be the better choice. but on a side note have you looked at the majestic angel?

i got my colony growing! two of my big shrooms split. that was a few weeks ago and i haven seen it happen again. my kenya tree has given me two new trees over the month.

did you ever get the other fish?

its posible. but if your cardinal is being aggressive thats already to much for a dwarf lion. lion fish are very delicate too so that doesnt help. i would watch your tang during feeding time, a grown tang may be the culprit, so i would watch him. my powder blue tang is very nice, for now. but...

lol if you kill mushroom corals this hobby probably isn't ment for you. for the sponges... i have no idea.

this is why i think lion fish should be taken out of the aggresive fish category. they are really not aggresive, more predatory. if you put a lion fish with an actual aggressive fish like a large tang they will just get the crap beat out of them. but removing lion fish from the aggressive fish...

lol.

i went ahead and started the hypo treatment. the fish got relief overnight. ill post a pic of the tank when i got home.

i hope so. :confused:

you stare into your tank for a quick glance then three hours go by before relies how long it has been.

well the shrimp are eating something, they are chasing the fish around the tank!

i will probably end up with the RW-8's. i want a good amount of flow for the tank. i want multiple pumps so i can aim them to where i want vs having two very large pumps.