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What kind of lighting? Water parameters?

IMO a canister filter would be much better than a HOB. Just make sure you clean it regularly. Fluval is a good brand to look at. Jordan

No. They can be really agressive, and would kill most fish kept in a every day reef. And they would eat inverts, so you'd have a hard time keeping the tank looking clean. Also, if it would go into your 29 gallon in your profile, thats wayy to small to keep a trigger. Jordan

Nope. Anemones need a well estblished tank, preferably at least a year old. They also need strong lighting, what kind do you have? Jordan

jeez its been a LONGGG time since ive updated this thread... ill take some new pics tonight if i get a chance... right now my fish stock is: Blue tang 4 greem chromis bicolor blenny true percula male lyretail anthias ive added tons of new coral, and everything has grown a ton the corals colors...

im around your age too, i do mowing, rakeing, shoveling, offer to help clean out peoples garages, that type of thing, paper routes are a nice cash flow, if ur willing to give up sleep jordan

You could get them direct from ORA

depends on what size tank?

you could euro brace it, its like a think piece of acrylic or glass running along the perimeter of the top of the tank

joes juiceee

listen to music? shoot hoops? go for a run?

150 will be fine as long as you keep the SPS in the upper 3/4 of the tank Jordan

Im not trying to be the tang police, but IMO that tang is not gonna be very happy if your putting it in the 125 thats in your profile... Jordan

Just leave it in, the main thing that a very few species of bad bristle worms do is irritate/eat coral, and it dosent look like you have any coral anyway. Feduke

Do you want to have fish only, or a reef? What kind of lights and filtration do you have? Jordan

Try mixing some fresh garlic in with its food, it may help, and it may get rid of it, but its not a deffinate cure. Also, if your running a FO system you may want to look into a UV filter Feduke

Go as big as you can afford... 100 gallons plus would be ideal, but it can be smaller. Feduke

mexican turbos, and nassurous are two of the best

maybe a rohdactis (spelling?)

Most of them will get eaten before they get very big at all, just leave um, they'll be fine