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alright, thanks

I have a lot of grass growing on my live rocks and it's getting a little out of control, I'm wondering what type of would help me out by eating it. In my tank I have a percula clown, yellow watchman goby, an arrow crab, cleaner shrimp and some hermits as well a bubble tip anemone

also, would I need a chiller if I had this?

how would 175 watt metal halide lighting be over my 36 gallon reef tank as far as me having corals and an anemone?

does anyone else have a say on this?

How would a 175 watt metal halide setup be over a 36 gallon reef tank? would that be enough output for most corals?

no its back to its full size again but I'll write back if it does

alright and thanks again, I believe mine is about to split right now

Giraffemaster or anyone else: what state is the anemone in while it splits, the full size or when its shriveled?

heres a picture of mine and sorry the picture isn't very clear, it got a lot darker when I copied it onto the computer

mine tends to climb around on my anemone but it doesn't seem to have done any damage

thanks, I think I might get one

thanks because my is pretty big right now but lately it's been shrinking up and then it goes back to its normal size. The water readings have been fine so I think it may be splitting

has anyone had luck with these two types of clowns?

I'm thinking about getting a black and white percula will it get along with my false perc?

how does a bubble tip anemone behave or look when it is splitting or about to split?

has anyone had an arrow crab, I've heard theyh may go after small fish. In my tank I have two percula clowns, a yellow watchman goby and a chalk basslet. I also have a bubble tip anemone a cleaner shrimp and a couple peppermint shrimp. Also does anyone know if cowfish are reefsafe?

what about a cowfish? and what is a sump?

or if a trigger wont work, any other suggestions on a fish to add?

what is the least aggressive trigger and would one be ok in a 36 gallon reef tank? In the tank I have a pair of perculas, a yellow watchman goby and a chalk basslet.