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i agree with mauler, it can be done. so why not try it?

+1 to more rock. thays a nice set up you got there!

what typ of fish are they? and what size tank are they in with how much live rock?

lol never buy a fish if you dont know what it is called.

+1 to both.

i still think the trigger is a good idea.

what about a baby humu trigger?

lights all depend on the typ of corals you want. i dont know much about lighting but i know any nice led lights will be good for just about all soft coral. have you looked into a bio cube?

what about the striped blenny?

i say clown gobie.

feeding more could be a solution.

i always qt new fish. it stops me from adding fish too fast and it assures a healthy fish is being added to my tank. i used to lose fish befor i used my qt for new fish but now all fish that i qt not only don't die, they thrive.

if i were you i would get a good qt tank, and put all new fish in the qt.

yep!

it would be the clowns that are aggressive

im going to gess a type of worm or the clowns. i dont have a very good answer but im shure some one else does

what other fish are in the tank?

i think kopczynski was talking to spencer anderson. but my shrooms are doing the same thing so i am looking foward to an answer.

lol some people will give there clown trigger a belly scratch to keep it from eating the tangs veggie clips.

it has an infection because of poor feeding. ive seen this befor, a lot. put it in a qt wher you can use antibiotics and work on feeding meaty food.