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You got that right! :D

Looking good:)

You can probably get away with a kole tang in your tank

Puffer would have to go as well. It will get to big for a 75 and they are not reef safe. To add on to what Trigger40 said "maybe the angel" cause some will pick at coral. I usually go with it's not if they will but when will they pick at coral.

How are the Picasso and Bursa getting along?

Sweet tank! So when are you putting a yellow tang in there?j/k What are your plans for it straight up coral tank or are you gonna add a little goby?

Since I got them on Wednesday I've only saw one or the other. Just fast little glimpses. Last night I,finally got a shot of both of them. I now know their hiding spot, so whenever I go to check out the tank I can usually see them.

Thank you. I finally got a good shot of them both out of hiding.

Those are my little guy and gal

Ya they are usually spotted within inches of each other. They were at opposite sides of the tank when they were first introduced to the tank but now they are always together.

Hmmm, that's a tough call, but I think your triggers should be ok.

I recently picked up a bonded pair from the docs and I'm wondering if their is a way to tell which is male and female?

How big is he compared to your triggers?

The rapture?

Some would say yes, some would say no. I've had a few in the past all of mine were pretty mellow when it came to others but can throw down if need be. And my answer was pretty much no help lol.

Especially when the shell is occupied

Puffers are also known to do this. It's pretty neat how these fish can be so delicate with the moving of shells.

You are all wrong, it's a great yellow shark- close relative of the great white.

Honestly a tank for a coral catshark that has a foot print smaller than 8 feet by 3 feet wouldn't be good for it long term. They are active swimmers at night.