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Hey AGRSIV210, what size tank do you have all those tangs in? Do they fight? I have a 210 gallon reef and I would love to have that except same stock of tangs that you have but I've always been kinda scared to do it. Thanks, MATT

I have to agree with everybody else so far. That topic will make for a fascinating paper. Good luck!

Reef Crystals is definately the way to go. I use it at home in my 210 gallon reef and we use it at the LFS where I work. In my mind its the best salt you can buy.

You can almost imagine that white line by their tails as a small scalpal blade. If threatened they will flick their tails at you and extend the blade. The other day I almost got hit by a Scopas at the LFS that I work at! SCARY!! And my boss has a decent sized scar from a Chevron. The color...

Thanks everybody! I'm gonna get the little guy pretty soon.

Thats a really good point. I think I might give it a shot. Thanks

Hey, I've heard these are reef safe. Is this true at all? I know a woman who had one in her reef and had no problems but I'd really like to hear some other opinions on the issue before I drop one in my reef. I'm pretty worried that they would just massacre my inverts. Thanks alot, MATT

Yeah the diamond goby would also be a great choice. I've got 2 of them and they're by far the best sand sifters ever.

I work at my LFS where I manage the salt section and I had one come through a while ago. He just kinda hopped around sort of like a blenny or somethin. But the second you threw some feeder guppies or golds in there he went crazy. He'd eat everything in sight!

Ya gotta go with a dwarf angel.

Yeah, definately go with clown gobies.

HAHA nice You can add the Chromis and Gobys before the Butterfly but don't put the Triggers and Sohal in yet. They are both aggressive fish and would pick on a little newcomer butterfly. Good luck!

Haha thats the cutest little guy I've ever seen! I want one... lol

What kind of lighting are you running on that? I have a 210 and am looking for some new lights. Your tank is beautiful by the way!! Thanks

They are a very ammusing fish that readily adapt to life in captivity. As stated above, they are not reef safe and they will grow to a decent size. Your size tank should be sufficient. Make sure you feed a varied diet of enriched brine, mysis shrimp, some clams, and once in a while they might...

A large Naso or Foxface would be really nice. A group of some Yellow Tangs might even look nice. As far as Angels go, get a huge Cortez. They're beautiful!! Good luck!

As stated above, you should be fine with that much live rock. I know Flames love swim space so you might consider looking into a small Coral Beauty. Or you could always get a Flame, but once it gets big do the right thing and give her away to a bigger home. Good luck!

Yep, just leave it in there. Looks pretty cool and some lucky fish might get a nice meal out of it lol.

Ya might consider adding Chromaplex to your list of additives. Its specially designed for filter feeders and I'm sure your Dusters will enjoy the additional nutrients. Good luck!

I would assume its on the box. Most boxes have information like that.