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i would agree.. it's probably aggression... sooo.. since you broke your tong.. your tang should be happy now. hehe

generally, it's 1 inch of fish per 5 gallons of water.. but looking at your fishes, seems ok... the dwarf lionfish is awesome.. wish i could get it, not compatable with my other fishes though.. good luck..

add a smaller heater that has an adjustable thermostat.. put the temp at 78.. that way, day and night, the tank should be at 78 degrees

westchester NY... up for trading...

it can grow quite long, but i don't believe as long as the moorish

1 -1.5 lbs per gallon is a very good bet... the more dense the rock you use (fiji) you can go with closer to 1.5 lbs per gallon (but this is optional of course).. the more porous the rock, the less you can use.. closer to 1 lb per gallon.. but like i said, it's all up to you.. depending on how...

where in CT? the ones around here are midgets.. 1-2 inches

mine eats zooplankton, the pasted version of brine shrimp (believe its from tetra), algae (i know it's weird)...

wow.. what kind of shrimps are those?! they better do tricks..

is that from the movie or did you make that up too? hehe

four months.

you're referring to the heniochus black and white butterfly fish. very pretty as well. def easier to care for than the moorish idol.

dead in 1-2 hours? they must've been close to dead by the time you got it then.. they're usually pretty hardy as long as you acclimate them right.

with sand, just make sure you don't get too small a particle size.. or else you got sand flying all over your tank when fish swim close to it.

my nassarius snails do a good job working the sand bed...

speaking of cleaning your hand, love my cleaner wrassse... awesome fella

each one got ich, one by one.. treatment didn't help. i used greenex... oh well. friend has his for close to half a year? but not without die off as well. not very picky eaters though. haven't been able to pinpoint why they died... they were small though..

i just got some myself, yesterday actually... hehe.. but i just gently pulled it apart a lil... and i emphasize a lil.. it's still in a clump and i just laid it on top of my sand.. it doesn't seem like it needs to be "planted" although placing it in between some rocks may not be a bad idea so...

the intensity of the light is not as strong as flourescent.. they use more power.. they're hotter... just the intensity part alone made me switch back.. got a 50/50 bulb in there now. and they cost a lot too.. 10 bucks a piece..

i don't have any more.. i had 5.. all in my q-tank.. i usually put all my new fish in there first.. none of them survived.. and they were the only fish in there.. they are not that timid.. they like to perch on live rock, glass walls, or other equipment. cleaning wise, my friend has them and...