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2 dottybacks in the same tank would probably not work. Mine defends his little space in my 240 aggressivley. He only seems to really dislike fish that are similar to him in body shape.

IME 2 Bengaii Cardinals in the same tank will not work. They will most likely fight to the death.

I have 2 Porky's in my 240. Tank mates are foxface, lunar wrasse, Snowflake Eel, Fiji Damsel, Whitecheek tang (Until I can catch and remove him), Huma trigger, blue throat trigger, and yellow tang. Also a few big hermits. Edit: Forgot to say both Porky's are about 4-5". I've had the 1st one...

Last one for now.

Some Clowns, anemones, and damsels.

Butterfly and other assorted fish.

It's Gill.

Heres a couple more. Nudibranch

Try this link, and you can right click and save the pics. http://www.datacomputer.net/tedrow/dsc00168.jpg http://www.datacomputer.net/tedrow/dsc00167.jpg http://www.datacomputer.net/tedrow/dsc00169.jpg

I have 2 porcs in my 240, and they get along fine. They do however get very large, and in the long run I may need to upgrade my tank to accomadate both, or add another 240 so that I can seperate them.

I got an error message on the mail delivery. I have to take of to work. I'll retry again, but if it doesn't go through I'll retry this afternoon.

RobChuck , YGM. Hopefully the quality will be good enough.

You can never tell with tangs. I have a whitecheek tang, that has really tore up my hippo. The whitecheek was removed for several weeks, the LR restacked, and when I reintroduced him, he immediatly went after both my yellow and hippo tangs. That was in my 240 gallon tank. The yellow, and hippo...

If your thinking about doing it in the 110 that you have listed I would advise against it. Of course with all fish they have different personalitys and it may or may not work.

Another of the white tip. One of these days I may get another tank for my office to get a shark tank going.

Not my shark, but a couple of pics that I snapped diving in Fiji.

gmen, I saw a few things that I'd loved to have brought home. As I was walking along the beach there where all sorts of peices of LR laying around. Just kept seeing $$ every where I looked. New_Noob, All 3 of us that took cameras had digitals. I was using the 4 MP Sony, and the other 2 where...

Youd probably get more responses in the reef section on this subject. A freind of mine has this setup on his 55 reef, and his soft corals have done great, however he has not tried to keep any hard corals. The lighting setup does look good, especially with the moon lights.

I pet my puffer on occasion. I do however have to keep an eye out for my foxface.

Blue throat trigger tend to stay on the small side, and would probably be fine. You could probably get away with a kole or yellow tang as well. The other option would be a Huma, but I would leave him as the only fish in the tank, and he may eventually need a little bigger tank.