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I also had a Huma snap and kill my lion. the Huma was 2", the Volitan was 15" with a 18" finspan. One bite to his throat and he was dead before he hit the bottom.

LFS guys mistakenly say "easy butterfly" instead of "easy for a butterfly".

It was good before the giant chain stores took over the market.

If you had put the clowns in before the angel, you would have been much less likely to have had a problem.

The most likely hosts for these clowns in order of natural preference are: Carpet Anemone (Stichodactyla gigantean) Ritteri (Maroon) Anemone (Heteractis magnifica) Saddle Anemone (Stichodactyla haddoni) Bubble Tip Anemone

The difference between a Phillipino and Hawaiin Yellow Tang is the Phillipino one was caught with cyanide. YT's from there are often oddly shaped and don't grow to normal size, or live nearly as long.

My bad, that's why I was asking. We always called those Medusa coral.

"Reef safe" does not refer to the safety of fish, but the compatability with everything else such as inverts. Arrow Crabs are notorious fish catchers.

No such thing as an easy butterfly, or one that will thrive in a 30.

Honestly, I think you're the luckiest person in this story. You don't have to move, and you're mother wasn't just diagnosed with [hr] cancer. Try giving her your support and sympathy, and do not make her feel even worse by letting her know it's hurting you too.

Are you talking about Christmas Tree Worms? The net info is correct. Place anwhere except within reach of aggressive corals or anemones, or in light beyond what a medium light coral would need. Don't buy them online if they will have to be shipped through an area where it may go below 65 degrees...

Harvesting wild live rock is illegal in Florida waters.

I believe thats for parasites, not bacteria.

They already do grow live rock. It's called aquacultured. Heres some from the gulf of Mexico. This is after 30 days in a tank, this pacticular grade called "premium coraline" is currently $2.99/LB

Never buy anything from a tank labeled "assorted". This is not the name of the fish, it is an assortment of fish. At the lfs, this usually is either fish that didn't sell, or they don't know what it is, neither of which is good. Tangs are prone to getting Velvet, a parasite that makes them look...

I should add that even after being attacked, that trigger was still his favorite fish ever.

In inches, (WxHxL) divided by 231=26.6 gallons

The little fish is telling the big fish that he already knows who the boss is and doesn't need to beat him up. They should be fine.

All of the above (except the puffer) and Chromis Damsels. It's also predicted that within 3 years or so, Coral Beauties and Flame angels will also be bred in captivity. There's also a class called "tank raised fish" where either eggs or larval fish are collected in the wild and raised in tanks.

Theres this stuff called "net soak", some lfs keep it in their net bucket.