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Originally Posted by Markw No pics.. Mark There's pics?

So, my dad decided he wanted to pick up a Flame Scallop...and put it in my tank... I haven't researched these creatures very much, does anyone know if they need suplemental feedings? Or will they be ok getting food on their own? Thanks guys!

I said he was the last fish

What is this? It was a hitchhiker, actually I think I have 2 of them. After looking at the hitchhiker thread, I think they are Cap Snails. I don't know... The pink thing is it's shell.

New stock list. Plus Pics! BOLD = IN TANK ALREADY ITALICS = SOME IN TANK Yellow Tang (1.5"-2") Gold Striped Maroon Clownfish Red Mandarin Dragonet Blue Fin Damsel Long Tentacle Anemone Scarlet Cleaner Shrimp Fire Shrimp Black Brittle Starfish Emerald Mithrax Crab Hermit Crabs Snails Soft LPS

Within the past week I have picked up. Lrg. Fire Shrimp Sm.-Med. Emerald Mithrax Crab Med. Fox Coral Sm. Hammer Coral

Originally Posted by jackri QT him and you'll be fine. I personally don't see any problems with a yellow tang in a 55g. You're not really losing swimming room from a 55 to a 75 to a 90g tank as they are all 4 feet long (standard anyways). Thanks. I'll probably pick him up next week or so.

As some of you know, I have a 55g Soft / LPS reef. I am nervous about getting a Tang of any kind, size, shape or color. Currently my LFS has some baby Yellow Tangs (1.5"-2"). Would one of them be ok in a 55g for a year or two? When it gets big, I will definately upgrade to a tank in the...

What do you mean "why 55?" I still have a reef to finish, so this won't happen for a while...

I am thinking of starting another 55g. I already have a soft / lps reef, and now I want a FOWLR to go along with it . I was thinking of doing the Puffer, Lion, and Eel combo. I am thinking it might be a little much on a 55g? Maybe I'll just do the Puffer and the Lion, I'm not sure. These...

Originally Posted by dingus890 Keep a close eye on the Mandarin and the Gold stripe clown. Gold stripes are VERY agressive and Mandarins are very peaceful and shy and have no defense really. Tank is looking nice so far! Thank you. My Clown is a sweetheart though, never really bothers...

Do you think a really tiny Yellow Tang would be ok? What about this Gold-Striped Maroon Clownfish Yellow Tang (very small / tiny) Green Mandarin Dragonet Midas Blenny / Tiger Jawfish Bluefin Damsel Does that look good? We were planning on upgrading sooner or later...

I am having difficulty finding a few more fish I like for my 55g soft / lps reef. the is my current fish-wise stocklist. Gold-Striped Maroon Clownfish Green Mandarin Dragonet Bluefin Damsel I was thinking of maybe adding these... Flame Angelfish Midas Blenny Tiger Jawfish Is that too much? If...

Your Welcome. With Pc's I would stick to Softies, Zoos, Shrooms...I would look into getting a Colt coral. They are amazingly pretty when they are huge! Here is a picture of mine in my 55g soft / lps reef. Sorry for the flash, it looks prettier without the camera.

Soft Corals, Zoanthids, Polyps, Mushrooms are all easy to take care of (your pcs should be fine). LPS or Large-Polyp Stony are the 2nd hardest to take care of. They are "hard" unlike the Soft corals. SPS or Small-Polyp Stony are the hardest to take care of, and would not advise keeping them...

Video! Sorry no audio, they disabled it... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKnZ36Y7_Mk

Continued Also, a video coming!!!

Here's some decent pics!!! #1 - Assorted Mushrooms, you can only see 2, but there is another on the back of the "rock". #2 - Assorted Zoanthids. Do you know what kind they are? #3 - Assorted Zoanthids. Do you know what kind they are? #4 - Candy Cane and Yellow Toadstool. #5 - Galaxea. #6 -...

Do you know what those Zoanthids are in picture #2, bottom right. The green ones. I think I have a small frag of the same ones and I want to know which ones they are, thanks.

Wow, that's weird. Maybe it's a high-class breed? It looks awesome, I would keep it.