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What is the hardiest anthias? I can never seem to keep Lyretail they always die on me. Are square or bicolor anthias hardy?

Well with aiptasia you don't need light xenia only helps if you have a ton but I have a fish only tank it can be problem if it is in the display because my fish will tear up the xenia. Plus there this one site that had a video that talk about using natural filter and mention that sponges and...

Give it to me I need some heeheh I have fish only tank and lots of hungry tangs that love that stuff.

I have FOWLR and what I read the Aiptasia is a good nutrient exporter. I feed heavily so with this in my sump it can help out a lot with the nutrients as well as uneaten foods that get pass the floss filter. I don't have a reef so its not a big deal to me if they get out of hand especially...

Yeah they are pretty hardy fish and common too I see them a lot in many stores they eat anything.

Nice fake corals hehehe..

I would like to get some Aiptasia if anyone has them I just need it for filter reason. My tank is not a reef tank so I just need to filter in my sump. Let me know if any of you have them and live in southern california.

Yellow Tang - twice Achilles Tang - twice powder blue - once though hehehe Lyreial Anthia's - twice Right now I have a Regal Angel and I think it might not survive so far its been 4 days it has not eaten and it I think it gotten into a fight so it its injure. So far not dead yet its just...

This thread has pretty much jump off topic hehehe... but back to Ozone and UV I have never use one of these items before. I have heard the Ozone does a really good job of making your water clear. Bad thing is that you have to keep an eye on it and it can also brittle your equipment too if your...

Yellow's can be in schools you can add them later assuming none of them will get too aggressive. Sometimes the aggression won't stop and sometimes it will go away but by add more fish it might lower it down. I like variety of tangs and other fishes I usually mix a few angels and tangs together...

hahaha... Your not that much older hahaha... I just start the hobby late hehehe... Originally Posted by novahobbies "Back in" 1989.....sheesh. Sit down, son.

You can put a lot more in a 300 gallon if you going to add tangs is good to add them all at once so the aggression wouldn't be to high. I never own a Sohal tang but I heard they are pretty aggressive once they get older because they get very territorial. You can put a few yellow's or hippo's...

I do 20 gallon every two weeks I think for a 300 I dunno if I can do 20 every two weeks but since I run a 150 its 20 every two weeks. I feed pretty heavily but if you got good proper filtering system 20 gallon every week is good enough. Originally Posted by juniors04 I just checked its either...

Dang 1971 I wasn't even around hahaha... I think fresh water was the most popular during that time. Hahaha Live Rock wasn't invented yet hehehehe.. its more like it wasn't known yet it human didn't invent that it was all natural. I started with gold fish back in 1989 heheeh...

They are one of the good ones but I wouldn't say they are the best they are a lot out there are just as good and some are more cheaper. They aren't really that quiet I still find them pretty noisy. Most protein skimmers nowadays are pretty good so its just base on how deep your pockets are to...

I would go with blueface it just have more color to it than those other angels listed.

Sohal's are notorious swimmers they need a long tank. Those tangs you listed get pretty huge I mean you need at least 200 its better to go bigger if you get tangs they just need lots of room to swim. Most tangs get large but I think yellow, powder blue and some other tangs will do fine in a 150.

It really depends on your personal preference Emperor, Majestic, Queen, Blue, Blue Face, French and Koran are all nice large angels and I wouldn't say those are tough fish if you are at least somewhat above average fish keeper. So whatever fish looks nice to you just get one of those listed.

Majetic aren't tough at all they are hardy to me. I hear Regal's are tough I haven't really own one yet so I dunno how tough are they. I heard they don't eat well but I have yet to try that fish and see if I can keep it.

Hmmm.... that does look kind of like a blue since the stripes aren't as curvy as the queen. But it looks like its in the process of transition so it couldn't really tell. I only have the blue angel and from what I see on yours looks similar to mine.