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they need a light with a little power and they need a little nitrate but not too much.

got some new shrooms!

my favorite critter is my mushroom corals

Size: 40 gallons Dimensions: 31x13x23 Aquarium Age: 1 year and a month Stand Description: oak with black paint 2x4 supports with two shelves Lighting and schedule: led with blue and white light. light on from 7:45 am too 11pm. Water Flow: 600 gph Parameters: salinity: 1.024, ph: 8.1, ammonia: 0...

yea just about the same size if not a little bigger. i agree you should go with the 75g unless you really want the 90g.

that is an amazing lion fish! mine is a much more darker red and its fins are not as long. but i think you could easily do something like that. if you dont plan to add any other fish you should just go with the 75 IMO.

lol no need to worry, your lion will be happy either way.

it varys from trigger to trigger. my humu trigger leaves my skunk shrimp and hermits alone but any other invert is not safe. blue jaw and niger triggers are more likely to be invert safe.

i wish i could. my lfs told me they would hold it for until march so i can make room for it and scratch up some dough.

a 75 is fine for a volitan. the 90 just gives you more water to work with and the result is you have more room for error. this is very helpful to me because lionfish have a huge appetite and the tank is not at home but in the lab away from home. but i assume this tank will be at your home where...

do they haft to have fish?

well if the tank just started add everything you want to add befor the trigger. trigger fish do not tolerate new fish. the trigger may nip at the hermits but it wont really harm them.

well that one is now three. it hasnt grown very much since that picture. it might be because i moved the frag to make room for a colony of shrooms.

lol i understand how much these things cost. lucky for me i found a 100 gallon with oak stand and led lighting for $600! Just be patient the deal will come.

all trigger fish are reef frendly. such as humu triggers, clown triggers, and blue jaw triggers.

i keep many hermits with my humu trigger. i also keep shrimp and corals with my trigger.

sounds like a great tank! when do you plan to set it up? is this your first tank?

what is the set up going to be for your tank?

what do you plan to get?

some times clown never host anemones. its all luck if they do i gess.