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I have most of those corals under the same light and they do fine. You will need to have the frogspawn and hammers up high in the tank and don't expect fast growth. But you can keep them under t5's just fine. I don't know anything about cabbage corals though. In a 100 gallon tank you could...

Quote: Originally Posted by Flower I doubt my post was even read. The original post says it was posted at 5:59 PM. My post wasn't posted until 9:00 AM... In reality it was 6:00 AM Nobody is on the site at that time, I can post 10Xs with no response because nobody is even around then. If my...

Quote: Originally Posted by travelerjp98 What did it say? (Just kidding, I can only imagine) Did someone who we know posted it? Or was it someone relatively new? It doesn't really matter. My point to this is we all should be reading the post more closely before jumping down someones throat...

It was there because I was responding to it and the next minute it was gone. I actually read it to my husband because I was so suprised by it.

I wasn't referring to your post at all. It made yours sound very nice. And it absolutely WAS edited out--about 5 min after it was posted. I was upset for the OP because it was mean and inappropriate.

There was a rather mean post in the beginning, it has been edited out. If I were the OP and read that, I probably wouldn't be back either.

Obviously it was a mistake to add seahorses to this tank and they could have died from any number of things. But it does not answer the OP's question to why all of his healthy fish that had been in the tank died as well. Velbar--wait a little while and see if you can find some answers before...

Quote: Originally Posted by travelerjp98 Most 6' tanks are at least 180G, while his is 125. To OP, what are your tank dimensions? My tank is a 120g and is 6'. In our area all of the 125s are 6', you have to special order a 125 that is 4'.

Quote: Originally Posted by Kiefers I don't mind if my wife wants to watch..... I don't need to, it's in the bible I'm sure. Lol I'd like to see that verse. Guys--he's got it figured out, happy wife makes for a happy hubbie

; Quote: Originally Posted by travelerjp98 No blue tang for one thing. I will help more tomorrow. Why no hippo tang? Your stock list looks fine. A hippo should be fine in your tank as long as it is 6' tank. That does seem like alot of fish, but most of them are small so it should be fine...

I don't think it will hurt your suncorals to be fed everyday but it isn't going to be good on your water quality long term. My first suncorals weren't healthy and I fed everyday to get them to open consistently. Then I cut it back to every other day for a few weeks. I've had them over 1 1/2...

I've had 2 coral beauty fish and neither one ever touched a coral. Maybe you will get lucky too. I can't think of anything special you need to do to your tank for a coral bandit shrimp. Just keep in mind they can get very aggressive, especially if you have smaller fish.

Quote: Originally Posted by chris walker90 True True i guess i could try a cheep coral just in case my fish dose decide to have a small snack. But any other suggestions? i put a pic of my tank you can see my clown fish there on the right side and if you look closely you can see you can see the...

Quote: Originally Posted by 1guyDude LMAO didnt even notice! close to my bed time my bad! Did you notice in the other thread that I got corrected for spelling it wrong? Man, I need to use spellcheck before getting on my soap box.

GRAMMAR!! LOL Smarty. Duah........need to put on MY glasses. Sorry. Thanks for pointing it out.

Sorry....not seeing a picture posted.

My dwarf angels have never nipped at corals. (Knock on wood). But the potential is there. Every fish is different, you won't know until you try.

Quote: Originally Posted by Bang Guy I hate it when that happens. Me too. lol

LOL...hate to tell you but I agree with your BF. I have a 120g and would love a bigger tank, just not the expense of it right now. It will take a long time, but you could have to many corals....they do sting each other if too close. Just keep in mind that some angels will pick on corals. We...

I would start by taking back the yellow tang for sure. Personally, if the angels get along I would keep them, they add alot of color (alot of controversy with angels). If they aren't getting along, pick your favorite. I've never been a huge fan of the cardinals either, they don't move around...