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Dwarf lion, golden sleeper headed goby, blue throat trigger, potters angel, scooter blenny, royal gramma, and to finish it out blue spotted puffer

I have to agree. Generally length is your friend. Fish have more room to swim length wise, shallower for better light penetration.

Just a thought u may wana get some for sw just incase its hard to find. In my area it is.

Sw aquariums for dummies. Basic but rt on w info

Ha ha ha, its all so basic now. Back then we just didn't have the tools to do the job aswell

Good to hear. You could also try some shell on shrimp too

I think impulse is part of the allure of this hobby. Bc u honestly never know what new shiny fish, invert, coral, ect will show up at the lfs. Just base your set up to accommodate the most diversity possible to leave as many options open.

I was thinking that myself. He hasn't chimed in lately. Hopefully the tusk is improving

Possibly a bump maybe. Small? No grows like a weed lol bout 6" now

U as usual are correct there are two small fins on the naso. Now the uni has nothing looks smooth all the way down lol

Would 2 clowns be too much? Prob not. There the hardier of your fish. Did u test your water during the cycling process?

Lol agreed. I look fwd to seeing him in the big tank

Hmm lots of looking tonite lol. The uni is a sweetheart , naso is a bit neurotic lol

Ok they blend rt in w the orange

I can't see the file lol. I will look when I get home, shes big enough I should be able to see something lol

I agree w bang. Its more what your looking for out of your tank. Just to touch on a few of your questions tho. Whats needed for a successful tank? Equipment wise, good filtration, good heater, refractometer, and good powerheads. I personally believe good fully cured live rock is worth its...

Lol I know that. I've seen the little white scalpel if u will. Just not the large orange spikes in ur pic. I will look tho

Sorry for bad pic I just did water change and had water on the glass. But this is a side view

I never saw that on mine lol my yellow has the white cauldal. I've never seen those spikes on my naso I will have to look tonight.

Peg, by retract do u mean inside the fin or folded down against the back?. I ask bc after reading your post I took a look at my naso and she generally has her top spine folded down.