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Also, the jawfish require very deep sandbeds to borrow themselves in, so you want it to be at least like 3 inches deep. SO you may want to consider adding about 20-30 lbs more of LS.

you dont want a skilter filter....theyre out dated. get a canister and use the skimmer and you'll be set. maybe even a sump but thats a whole other chapter in the book.

it depends on the tank, and the LR. If the rock is nice it shoudl be worth 3-400 in itself. is the tank glass or acrylic? what shape? stand and canopy? give us the details

does its foot attatch? In my experience, sebaes never have a strong foot, so you never see them grab onto anything and close up.

the two pieces shoudl be okay near each other, and often times after bta's split, one half will split again within the next 2-5 days

how big was it?

for a descent tank you're looking at at least 1500 IMO...I think you should just get the best you can so that you dont have to get it later, if you can afford it that is. We need to knwo what you're looking at...first of all, is it going to be a reef or fish only?

you could get a small yellow for a couple years, but you may eventually need to upgrade.

how much flow do you have on it?

looking pretty nice. how big?

lookin' good

very nice tank, what kind of lighting you have?

The tank si coming along very nicely, be sure to keep us posted :]

im located in santa cruz, cali. I have some kenya tree frags if anyone wants to trade for other frags. just post on this thread if interested.

i've seen clowns host individual rocks....lol. But no, this is normal. I have a frogspawn with 5 heads and two of my clowns host it.

try oceanic

looks good

the tang will need something bigger, a 75 will work for a while, but he'll eventually outgrow that too. and anemones liek squid, and krill too. thats what i;ve had success with.

I'm pretty sure thats a frogspawn

lookin good