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Well that doesn't sound like they killed each other sounds more like something ate them. But I think I'm gonna try a school of chromis and see how it goes

Did they all disappear

Did either of you find out why you started losing them?

I want to add a small school of 5-7 chromis to my tank but all my research ends with people saying they either do great in schools or they kill each other till there's one or two of them left. Does anyone here have experience with them? If so how many did you have? How long did you have or have...

I think it depends on your triggers personality I have a red tail trigger that's supposed to be one of the more peaceful triggers and he more aggressive then my picasso

Tangs and butterflies are sensitive fish so it was probably the ammonia that killed them. There's not supposed to be ammonia present in your tank and since your nitrate and nitrite are at 0 I think your tank is still cycling so you should probably take whatever fish you have now back to the...

Feed him more algae and soak his food in some sort of vitamin supplement like zoe, zoecon, and selcon.

When you feed the tank do you stand there and watch? If so he might not be ready to eat for an audience yet. Also does he look skinny? If not then I wouldn't worry a healthy fish can easily go a week with out food.

It's also only been two days give him some time to settle in

Pretty much you should get the fish you want now or get a second tank

By cure I mean let the sand cycle sinces there's probably still dead animals in it. Running your filters is fine.

I personally would buy new sand but if there are no fish you could use it and let it cure. The calcium spots are harmless I wouldn't worry about them

Yes they do the fluval fx6 and you could look at the g6 but I'm sure if the g6 is worth the extra money

That sucks did you ever find out what happened to him?

Ammonia-0, Nitrite-0, Nitrate-20, PH- 8.3, 1.024 79F It's a135g 6'x20"x22" with a Picasso trigger, red tail trigger and an Achilles tang also the hippo tang is the biggest.

It looks pretty good as an adult but if wish it would keep it's juvenile color and also not get so big

Depends on what you plan to keep and just your own taste in lights I personally prefer leds others like t5s or MH or a combination of them

That's exactly what I have on my tank and it's working great for me

My lfs has one it looks amazing I wish they would keep there color but I guess I'll pass on him.

It's been there a few days the fish doesn't seem to notice it at all but they aren't raised . The first one it had is now fading away