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Originally Posted by spanko Tick Tock Tick Tock Tick Tock. It is not a reef safe critter and will at sometime do something you won't like. Not worth keeping and losing valuable coral when he decides it's time. JMO Gotcha...

Originally Posted by Darthtang AW I am one.....had 2 previous names. why is that?

lionfishes are very suited to that as they tend to hover but be careful about breed as some get too big for that. Banggai cardinals would do well. Stay away from tangs and angels as they usually need more length. A flamehawk would be nice. they perch on the rockwork alot.

Originally Posted by cmaxwell39 It's your thread so I don't think anyone would mine if you posted some pictures of your other projects. I know that I would enjoy seeing them so post away. +1

Originally Posted by spanko Yes true about Xenia. Your Cowry is not reef safe by the way. Someone was talking to me about that......he really concentrates on the spirulina pellets that I put in the tank and has been by my zoos tht I have and never even crawled toward them. Is there something...

ok.....so I reaquascaped a bit because I want to have some corals that are higher light and ones that are lower light so I moved the rocks around so one side of the tank is higher and one is lower.....I will put some pics up in a bit when I get home..... On an update everything is doing well, I...

Originally Posted by spanko No clown will go into a tube anemone. I wonder why that is.....is the sting too much for them?

Originally Posted by luv4jjt I posted this question in another thread but i figured I would ask you all as well. I was wondering if starefish are safe in a fowlr. We really like starefish but are worried they may get picked on by some fish. We do have hiding places for them but if they cant...

Originally Posted by spanko Selling was put onto the auction site. He moved on. Huh? What does that mean? selling was put on the auction site.....??

Originally Posted by woody189 This would probably be pushing my limit in terms of being overstocked, right? 46 gal tank w/ 45 lbs LR and 10 gal sump (7 gals of water) 65 gal skimmer Bold are definite 2clowns 1 purple firefish 1 midas blenny 1 royal gramma 1 flame angel 3 green chromis I was...

Wow....incredible!! I am unbelieveably inpressed. I wouldn't even know where to begin on something this nice. Great job!!

Wow that tank is absolutely beautiful........I am not much of an sps lover really but that tank makes me want to keep some........I actually prefer softies myself.

Originally Posted by kouma so cute...does it sting if you tried to pet it :) No. They do not have venemous spines.

Originally Posted by 17cuddlefish no i mean that they have not moved off the sandbed from where i first placed them in the tank. no burrowing or anything That might not be good....did you drip acclimate them???

i actually love the kent superbuffer.........works very very well........it is powder though. very easy to use!!

Originally Posted by kwpgrooming I have a midas blenny & a bicolor blenny in a 72 gallon. They get along fine. i think it works when it is large enough a system for them to have their own territory...

i think the others are fine but if the sfe is too big he might have him for lunch......

Thanks! I like the corals alot....

Depends on the size of the anemone and if you have a cuc, it could take a matter of any hours or so and it could be completely gone......look for a white skeleton......that may be left.

Pipefish and seahorses have special needs....unless you are going to devote the tank to them, you will need to return that. If it lived in the river it is probably brackish to freshwater anyway and the sg is too high in a slatwater tank for it.