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Try one of the powder tangs or a pride of anthias.

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He is pretty cool. Doesn't come out except at night though. He's pretty small though. Maybe an inch across.

I have a green montipora capricornus that needs a new home. Its becoming entirely too large in my 20 gallon and I do not want to frag the plate that its grown. Im going to be in Chicago in 2 weekends 11th and 12th. I can meet with you on Dempster Street with the coral on the 11th about mid...

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This second one has also been in my 20 gallon tank for at least a year maybe longer. He is strictly nocturnal. I have never seen him out during lights on. He scavenges from what i can tell. This shot is him nabbing the molt of my holloween hermits leg. He likes to leave nice piles of items...

This first one is in my 12 gallon. He's been in there for well over a year now. I haven't noticed anything missing. He only shows his face when I feed and sometimes at night ill catch him wandering around. Im not really worried about him even though he looks like a rock crab but it'd be nice...

I have a crab that looks similar to that in my 12. He's been in there a year and hasn't seemed to touch any of the other inhabitants. He's got hairy stripped legs, black tip claws, and very noticable eyes. His claws are different if i remember right. They form clamps rather than the pointed...

if you go the anemone route yes you need halides, but any other coral seen in this post can easily be kept with pc's and the right water conditions.

just try and place the ballast away from the tank. it creates the most heat.

really.... hmm ive heard nothing but bad stories about them. they get rather large and aggressive eventually. you probably wont see that until you add a new fish after hes established in your tank.

hmmmm. maybe im wrong. maybe not. i guess see what you can find. it looks exactly like the stuff i saw in another tank.

what corals? alot of them don't need it. phytoplex or dt's? the first is pretty worthless. either way none of it will get eaten up by your filters.

400 gallon tank all your fish are dead? sorry man. greenex was recommended by them? only real way to treat ich is copper, formalin, or hyposalinity. greenex ive heard is a bunch of crap and not worth the money.

well that would be the common name. looks like a sunrise anthias too. is it flashy and big fins? if not then its most likely a female whatever it is.

here's another with the lights just going off.

ah i can't resist, my clown, wiggles, in a top down shot of his torch coral, euphyllia glabrescens....

female lyrtail?

hmmm. when you said you bought live sand what did you rinse it with? fresh water i hope not? i will explain filtration in saltwater tanks. over time and especially in tanks with live rock you will not need the "filtration" power of your filter. the bacteria that builds up on your live sand...

he's been there for 4 days? does he look bad or is he just being lazy. i would leave him alone and minimize any contact you have with him. once he feels safe he'll come out. i would most definitely try to spot feed him so he doesn't starve. fish can go a while without eating but im guessing...