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Just checking to see if you had any animals that were a threat. BTW Green Chromis (Chromis Viridis) are very cool fish that are good eaters and hardy. When I get a bigger tank, I will once again get some.

I hope so...............I hope so.:(

I don't think it is reef safe either.

4 or 5 should be nice. Also what are the other animals in the tank?

A jack-knife fish a type of croaker or drum that should not be housed in anything less than a 75 gallon. It is also recommended only for experts because it is hard to keep alive by a novice.

BTW, the other fish was a sixline wrasse.

No qt. tank. Yes, I bought them both from the same place, very respectable store, and the other fish went carpet surfing.

Yes it would be good, especially if you plan to get a jawfish. Yes they need a dsb, around 4-5" i think. Very good fish IMO.

I believe they need a dsb to borrow into for a home.

I added a Bangaii Cardinalfish. and thank you for your condolences.

As of now A pair of perc clowns A pair of firefish 1 cleaner shrimp 1 pep-o-mint shrimp 15 lbs. of LR. I added him a week ago. No one else was picking on him and he was eating fine.

Welcome to the board.:)

This is it, I have had it with my fish. For the second time, another new fish has died. I found this one stuck to my filter intake. Checked water perimeters, everything is good. I guess I can't handle five fish. I am just going to stay at four fish.:(

Welcome to the board.:D

Nice pics Nick, especially the firefish.

Nice!

wow rye you paid 30 bucks a piece for those??? thats brutal You think that's brutal, try $40.00 a shrimp! That's why I went with the cleaner and pep-o-mints.

Hey karajay what part of upstate NY are you from?

I recommend getting scarlet hermits, they are much calmer than bluelegs. As for an anemone, don't get one, they don't survive long in the home aquarium and if they die, can pollute your tank with toxins.

Mine did too.