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descent sized colony

You have a very natural looking tank. Good job.

regal, great fish, eats good, very social, doesn't nip at corals :)

a couple sieo 620's would be awesome.

Another vote for aqua c

probably long hair algae IMO

I've used them on small tanks under 30 gallons where i didnt have a sump and had good results.

get a life.

No problem. :D

yeah that is the best way, they are going to miss a lot of the food so feed a lot at once. I've used frozen mostly, krill, brine, squid, etc. but a little cyclopeze every now and again works too.

mostly meaty foods, spot feed them with a turkey baster.

I keep mine between 1.026-1.028

Usually anywhere from 1-2 weeks. Find a spot you like with weak flow, and leave it there. What type of lighting setup do you have? Tank specs? etc?

Usually anywhere from 1-2 weeks. Find a spot you like with weak flow, and leave it there. What type of lighting setup do you have? Tank specs? etc?

royal gramma, clown gobies, clownfish, firefish, blennies, you can do a number of different kinds of small fish in a 20 g.

awwww...how sad. Same thing happened with two of my firefish and my diamond goby. Very sad.

the rubble idea is the best way to assure that they have some place to hide form the mandarin and other fish. It will provide them with a place to hide and grow, and as they get larger they will leave the pile.

Yeah, i was going to ask the same question, and everything looks like its coming along very well. I like the dimensions of the 50g, very nice!

you mean 46 g right? I don't think they make a 36.. and no a 250 would probably be fine on a 46, just make sure you've got fans running over the tank and the light is a few inches elevated off the waters surface at least.

wow...thats gnarly..