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Good tankmates would be somewhat aggressive fish. You could set up a Columbian river mouth biotope which would consist of the sharks (which really are catfish) and maybe some carribean damsels. Or, just other semi-aggressive fish like: wrasses, clowns, hawkfish etc.

Sweetlips, in general are not very hardy. They are a type of grunt. Harlequins max out around 24 inches. Your tank is not really big enough for it. This size fish would create poor water quatlity which is needed for yout inverts. BTW, they eat anything they can or might be able to fit in...

Blackpowder is a Marc Weiss product. By the name alone, I already don't like it. Marc Weiss products are low quality and are difficult to test for(in the case of iodine). Don't waste ur $$. For good quality plankton food, Dt's is the best. It must be kept refrigerated.

Thanks guys. Yeah the tank they are in they are hight up. BTW, this is a display tank on our counter. The species are: green acropora and red acropora. We used to have a baby crocea clam in there but it didnt do well so we took it out and sold it.

I smell a newbie! Welcome to the board! Coralline algae is a sign of an established and stable tank. If you want it to flourish, keep your pH stable and keep your alk. and Ca levels up. This can be done by several ways but I favor ESV B-Ionic which is a 2 part alk/Ca buffer. If you keep 2 of...

Hey guys! Just a quick ?. My 29 gallon has 2x75 watt VHO bulbs on it. Is this sufficient for SPS corals(acroporas etc...) At my LFS we have a 27 gallon tank wiht 2x55 watt PCs and SPS do fine in it. I belive VHOs aren't as intense as PCs so would this be enought lighting? Would adding a single...

Nice rock anemone! MIne is green. Ive never seen a brownish/orange one like yours! BTW the tank it is in contains no fish and never has. How big is yours? mine is about 4 inches around when it is opened up.

ok thanks i figured it was some common tang.

Its called a spaghetti worm. They eat detrius on the rocks around their hole.

anyone????

anybody else?!?!?

Geez, don't your fish run into each other constantly?!?!??!?! Get a bigger tank!! All those fish might be happy in a 250!!!! Or, get trade in most of them!!!!!

Hey guys, this is my first new topic in a while so here goes. My question is about the care of these guys. I do not own one and was wondering what their care would be. I have seen places online that say they don't ship well and aren't that hardy. A guy I work with says if you do get them...

Which of your tanks are they both in??? They may be stressing each other out.

Yeah I wouldn't belive any information on a site that says blue-dot rays are easy to keep. This site just misinforms people interested in taking on sharks as a hobby. This site encourages them to buy small tanks which eventually will not be big enough for the sharks they decide to buy.

Ever see those small red worms digging thru your LS keepin it stirred? Those are babies of the infamous Bristleworm. They are good at doing their job as a stirrer of LS. Don't mess with them they don't harm anything.

Chech your water quality for phosphate, nitrate and nitrite. This is usullay the cause for cyano. How long has the refugium been running? Fuges usually get rid of most kinds of Algae.

Long Tentacles naturally "root" their "foot" in the sand. They usually do the same in an Aquarium. He will eventually find a spot he likes and "root" there.

Yeah this amazing food source advertised is merely a bunch of different kinds of caulerpa.

What is it? I have heard this term used on this BB and I am sure its just a common name for some tang. What are other common names for it?? I'm not interested in buyin one just interested in what it is.