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Thanks for the input and help, I'm thinking that as long as the lion will start smaller than the others, be added last, and be on frozen, the others will keep him in line. Thanks about the rock too.

Thanks for that, I didn't see temps for them anywhere, and I know the lion will still try and get the smaller fish, other than that goby, none of those fish should fit in its mouth however(?). And for the lion, I have an LFS with some eating frozen and living peacefully with some very small...

Alright, Thanks you two, I'll prob. end up getting 4 or 5 of those and I intended on a big CuC, forgot about that. I may end up doing a hybrid angel, ORA Manderin, Blue Banded Goby, Yellow Watchman Goby, and add the smallest Dwarf Lion I can find last after a 3-5 week wait to get the best...

I have a 40 breeder (36"x18"x18") with ~48lbs of rock and wanted to know out of this list I threw together last night as a more 'focused down the road path' while I wait for things to calm down after adding a pair of True Percs. I am looking for which combination I can use allowing for the most...

Thanks for the replies and being so fast, I will definitely get some juice.

First 2 are these mushrooms, the big one has florecent green, but it didn't show too well. Next is this red-orange thing. And lastly are these weird clear tentacle-like things that are light-sensitive. Sorry for the big pics & thanks for the help.

Thanks.

It moves like a snail, and looks like one, it's about 1.5-2" long, any idea on what it is?

Thanks, I found it does have a power head, the XP3 is a bio/chemical/mechanical canister filter. Also is 350 Gal/h enough for a 40 reef?

I bought a 40 breeder, stand, coral light (forgot kind it was about $250), and an XP3 filter. Do I need anything else other than a skimmer for a projected midsized bio-load? I will be putting either algae or crushed rock in the bio chamber of the filter. It's rated to 125 gallons of fresh water...

>>I DO NOT JUST WANT ONE TO SHOW OFF TO OTHERS OR BECAUSE I SAW ONE IN A MOVIE<< I'm new to saltwater, but have been around animals since I was about 5 (11 years ago), dangerous and high maintenance, my parents would only give me minimum help so I could learn on my own, unless I was failing...