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Yes! Very nice maroon! :yes:

Cool! :D That maroon is big to. :yes: Any more pics of the tank?

This is my best pic. Its of my 100. You'll see it EVERYWHERE. :D

If your getting a small aquarium, you shouldn't get an anemonie. I'd say 20gl or max for one. Also you really should be more expirienced to have one. I'm not critisising. You should check out this thread I made for new hobbyists :D Click the smiliy. Salty

Originally posted by ebsOCHIN So it might be possible????:joy: What do you mean that would limit the amount of fish I could get?? Here is what is the tank so far, Sailfin tang hippo tang fox face 2 percs mandarin watchman goby 5 stripped damsels 3 green chromis and of course some corals and...

Emporor angel gets too big. Sorry.

I thought I could pu it all in one post. I couldn't, so I saved it, and pasted pieces of it. Thanks! :D

Originally posted by ebsOCHIN salty chee- Yeah I was going to put the maroons in with the percs, but I guess that won't work huh?? I figured with the tank being so big there wouldn't be to much of an issue. Maybe I'll just get a couple more percs. Wait. If your using the 180 gallon, you...

I have a pair of maroons in my tank. When I gt my first he was a bit aggresive towards some of the fish: nipping, chasing away. I've read that it is best to keep maroons in pairs or more to keep skirmishes to a minimum. When I got the other one all aggresion stoped. I'd say you should get a pair...

You use flash mx 2004. :D

A deleted the first one. I hope everyone is happy. Do you at least think my first two and my avatar are good?

Hey loin crazy, do your lion and puffer live together?:notsure:

Phase 4 - begin adding fish and invertebrates After you have cured your live rock, illuminated your aquarium, and taken care of any subsequent algae blooms, your aquarium is ready for fish and invertebrates. Before adding any fish and/or invertebrates, be sure you are familiar with any...

Stocking Your Saltwater Aquarium Ask any saltwater aquarium hobbyist and you will discover that the process of setting up and stocking an aquarium is definitely worth the work and the wait. Saltwater aquarium setup and stocking requires careful effort, especially now that the Internet has...

Water movement The last factor to be concerned with in terms of coral placement is water movement. Most corals have very little means for cleansing themselves, and rely on strong water movement around them to perform this task. That is why powerheads or some other source of water movement are so...

Light preference When placing a coral, consideration of its lighting and current requirements should be made long before it is placed in a particular location. This is because moving a coral, even a small distance once it has adapted to conditions at one spot, causes the coral to "re-adapt" to...

Aggression Today, more attention needs to be given to reducing aggression, since many of the newer species of corals that we are now keeping are much more aggressive. This aggression has also become more of a problem as a result of our being more successful at keeping corals in general. That is...

South Pacific Live Sand Origin South Pacific Colors White, Pink Tank Conditions 72-78°F sg 1.023-1.025 pH 8.1-8.4 dKH 8-12 Supplements Trace elements Excellent substrate for sand sifting marine life Adds biodiversity Teaming with nitrifying bacteria, worms, and other beneficial organisms...

Live Rock: Selection Guide Thanks to its vibrant colors, interesting inhabitants, and water clarification benefits, live rock continues to grow in popularity among aquarists. Each year, aquarists add thousands of pounds of live rock to new or existing reef aquariums. What is live rock? Live rock...

Air pollution Airborne contaminants are the most overlooked and underestimated toxin source for an aquarium. They include a wide range of sources from common household cleaners, to remodeling activities, to invasive pest control. Household cleaners: Common household cleaners and aerosols such...