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If your tank is properly cycled, you add your fish slowly, and you have good filtration then you should not need to use anythiong to keep the ammonia levels down.

I know one of the requirements for them is the proper level of calcium.

There are a few people that post some great info in the disease forum. Take a look at what Beth, TerryB, and elfdoctors have posted. They are very knowledgable when it comes to disease prevention, and treatment.

A flame hawk would be a good fish.

EUPHORIA, There are probably a couple of reasons this happened. First the tank is to small to house 2 tangs, especially the 2 that you listed. Both of these require excellent water quality, and are not a good fish for beginners. They also require room, and in that small of a tank, they probably...

Another good option is the .40 S&W. Sort of in between the 9 & 45. I would say go with what you're the most comfortable shooting with, and what feels the best in your hands. They do make some 1911's in .40 as well.

gmbnj, So your telling me that the setup that you have is O.K. How big are the fish that you currently have, and how long have you had them all? Do you remeber how big they where when you added them? Would you recommend to the other hobbyist on this board that it would be O.K. for them to...

I wouldn't think that it would be a good idea.

I'm at 33/-14. Took me a while to figure things out. So far I've got pp to +4. Farms and factorys are both at 2 so far. The thing that I can't understand is when it 1st started there where 4 players showing in the map, and now there is only 2. Sammy, What sceince to you start building 1st?

The tang that I still have is a whitecheek tang. He ended up killing my yellow tang first, that was just a bit smaller than he was. Then he killed my hippo tang, that was just a little bigger than he was. I know other people that have kept multiple tangs together in similar sized tanks as yours...

How much LR do you have in the 72? What type of butterfly do you have? If you where to get rid of the tang, then I think that you could probably get away with adding the flame. I would stop with that though, as I would consider it to be well stocked at that point. The only concern that I really...

jw, Thanks. I respect your opinions, and your advice, as well as several other members on this BB. So far the responses have been positive, and it's good to see that there are several others that are doing what is right, when it comes to being a responsable hobbyist. Hopefully there'll be a few...

One thing to be aware of with lions is feeding. You want to be carefull about overfeeding, as undigested food will rot in their stomach's and cause problems. I lost 1 lionfish that I had had for almost a year, and I beleive that it was do to overfeeding. Do a search in the aggressive forum, and...

polarpooch, I'll agree that the .45's we have are some of the smoothest guns, although I shoot better with double actions for some reason. I have a tendancy to jerk the trigger on the .45's. Normally I go in with the guy that owns the local gun range, and go in on an order with him, and he only...

There is no need to be afraid to ask a question, especially when you state that you are looking for info, and want to do what is best for your fish. To address the question, I don't think that adding another tang would be a good idea. Probably more do to the fact that your existing tang is...

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Purity, Where did they find a place to party in Merced!!! Not a lot to do around this place.