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mated pair of the dragons and a bumble bee (Lanceolatus) grouper. those guys are one of the best looking groupers i have ever seen. only other thing would be a big angel. and maybe a unicorn tang. (don't know much on the tangs, but they do look cool)

for a FO tank i would have one. for a reef . . . . like everone else, for some it works for some it does not. i would not do it. but that does not mean that i am right or wrong. sorry Rich i think a 12 " DSB is the only way to go :D

i thought the first post was funny. I would not want to live over there and have no intentions of going over there. well, i personnaly have no intentions , but being a 21 year old male . . . . as a thought for the person that said we were the terrorists a few hundred years ago . . if you...

do you already have the eclipse? if you do then it is .. possible all of the LFS's in my area sell retro kits from 80 bucks to 250. if you don't, i would not bother. i was thinking baout doing it, but after a few hours research you can set one up yourself for cheaper.

i wish i would have thought of that kind of spray bar idea befor i set up my tank. oh well for the next one :D

i screened over my overflow. was a pain, but it stopped the problem. my surfers we firefish. even with my cpr they would get half way through, and then i would have to chase them out of the cpr.

i like the nassarius snails and have lots of them, something else that i found was cucs. i have about 5 in my tank and they are constantly cleaning my sand. don't think you need that many but a thought for you.

I agree with BM. your lighting is on the edge of keeping acro's. if you put it near the top of your tank with some flow it should be happier. as to breaking off dead parts . . i had a green montipora fall off a ledge and get munched on by a more aggressive coral. more than 75 % of it was...

the maxi's are fully submersible and also can run dry with very little side effects. for those o oyu ut there that don't know RIO's are the worst pump made IMO. they die quite often and when they do they foul the water. i have had 3 , 2 returns and 1 skimmer pump, and they all have died...

that is really cool thanks for posting that

the venom is in their fins. they have to stick you before you get sick. i caught the one for my tank . . not with my hands but they retail around here for like 30 bucks. "stoney" was a big hit with all my friends. as long as they are well fed i never had a problem with them. :D

2.5 days give or take an hr or so

i lose around 3-6 gal a week in the 135 annd around 1 in the 65. but i chill my tank by evap. (i have fans blowing across my sumps)

nice tank. i agree with eel freak . . . how about some info on the system :)

i had a pet stone fish for around 4 months. he was a great fish to have. whenever i can home it was time to see where he was hiding. he was around 3-4 inches. i kept him with a fairy basslet 2 fire fish a neon goby and a perc. kept him well fed and life was happy. reason i don't have him...

basslets be they a royal or a black cap would be great in a tank like the one you have mentioned above . . while hawk fish will kill and eat smaller fish/shrimp/crabs . . they have to be able to fit it in their mouths. i would not put a tang in a 55. while it is a nice size tank, tangs are...

i've had my lion in a berlin method tank for over 2 years. works fine. to each his own :D though with big aggressive fish you can never have too much filtration.

so pretty much it is aggressive and hard to keep? ok i can deal with that. :D

i would perfer tonga over figi if you are going to pic. i have not yet seen a bad piece of tonga, but the figi i have been seeing is most def lacking.

has anyone ever heard pf this coral? wish i could send a pic but, i did not have a camera on me at the time. one of my lfs just got one in. i was wondering about it's care and feeding. all the lfs guy said was it needs "bright" lights . . .