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Runner, Gorgeous. I really like those fish, but thanks to Finding Nemo, I always associate them with the really annoying guy. "Hey, you're a clown fish! You must be funny! Tell us a joke! Heh heh!"

Chances are, none of them will live. They'll probably be eaten. I wouldn't be too concerned or upset by this; that's just kinda how it goes.

I wouldn't say that 81 degrees is ideal...however, most will agree that as long as the temperature remains consistent (i.e., not 72 at night and 84 during the day when the lights are on) you should be fine.

Actually...I'm kind of embarassed to admit what my first concert was. In my defense: my stepmom got the tickets for me as a birthday present, and was very excited about them. I didn't want to break it to her that I'd been over *cough* N'Sync *cough* for awhile. Other than that, I've seen Incubus...

A six line and bicolor blenny should be fine together, but I would add the blenny first. I've never heard any blenny owners complaining about them messing with the sandbed, either.

I have a Yellow Watchman in my 10g. He tends to hide in the evenings and early mornings, but is in and out of his cave the rest of the time. He's becoming bolder every day. Yellow Watchmans are very striking for a small tank, too, because of that outstanding color.

What are your plans for the tank?

I would agree with the previous posts. If you really feel like the tank needs something else, what about a cool invert of some kind instead? Pom Pom crab, some kind of shrimp, etc. Or start workin' on giving the tank some color with new corals...

Looks great. That's the kind of stand I would like to have. Right now, my 10g is on an old piece of office furniture...at least my honey painted it black for me so it would match the tank. Anyway, can't wait to see it all set-up. :)