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You'll be totally fine, just make sure you feed them well on Thursday night.

Filefish shouldn't mess with them, or at least that has been my experience.

Its sounds like your wrasses were dying from reasons other than your hermits.....you should check your parameters.

I would definitely put in a school of green chromis.....I think that they are one of my new favorite fish now, simply because they look soooo good in schools. Oh yeah, and a Flame Hawkfish for sure.

Clowns are kinda funny (no pun intended) when they are put into a new tank, they go through this funny ritual of swimming weird and looking at everything.

Yeah, usually the fish in the Phillipines are caught with this method....I hate that they do it that way:(

I've always heard that a slow acclimation process worked best for these fish also.

I think it is something to be a little concerned about, but don't go sounding any alarms just yet.....if you have problems, just rearrange your rock, and that should give everyone a clean playing field.

Well then I guess I'll sit patiently and see what happens.

Thats actually a pretty cool method....I think I may try it:)! How long has your friend had the linkia?

Well, scarlet legs are safe aren't they?

Just be careful with Firefish, because they will sometimes fight to the death if you have more than one in a tank, and they are also known jumpers.

Yeah, that's pretty much what I had figured......I think I may get one......when acclimating it should I use some type of turkey baster to adjust the salinity slowly?

Thats kinda what I had figured.

I've just heard that if they scratch themselves on LR...they will pretty much die, or if you touch them with your hand they will die as well. Is there any truth to this?

A pair of percs would probably be better since maroons can get pretty big.

Yeah, they are definitely very agressive within their own species.

Okay, let say that I don't have a puffer in the tank, then what would you say?

Well, I guess you learn something new everyday.....wouldn't a Britta Water Filter (on the faucet) work just as well to remove lime.

By the way, no more than 3-4.