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Thank you very much for the picture and comments above...the anemone looks really really nice and seems to be doing very well......the clowns looks really happy as well:) I will definitely let you know any interesting information I find as soon as I find it....again...thank you soo much!

So Kev, has it removed the algae really well?

So would the Lawnmower win, or would the Blue Spot Jawfish win?

I wouldn't try that, that is pretty much a last resort type of thing...you may want to start a tank medication with Maracyn 2...just my 2 cents!:)

Yeah, my LFS has a pair of Maroons in their reef tank, and the female is like about 5 inches...its huge, it could probably eat the male if it wanted to!

Wow...thats really a strange situation.....if anybody can explain this I'd love to see a reason....thats really surprising, usually clowns can inhale their food with no problem.

I like the way the tank looks...that rock looks good the way it is stacked. The live sand makes it look good as well.

I would say add two more and then stop, just make sure you don't have a crustecean eatin' fish like a puffer or hawk, b/c they will be gone.

I would also say the Kole.....I've seen some really nasty diseases on the Hippos. But the Hippo is good for small aqauriums situations.

I don't think that your tank is too small......I've seen them in 50's before (probably really ill-advised), I would think that a 72 would be really good until the tang got big. Just my 2 cents.

I swear I need to leave the internet alone, now I'm hooked on this game as well.:)

I've actually been told that the Valentini will not be that agressive as long as its kept feed....is that wrong?

Do you have any idea in inches how big the anemone is when its in full bloom....sorry to be such a pest. Thanks for the pictures!

Thank you Bang Guy, that has definitely made up my decision about Xenia's I'll probably be getting some soon.

I know I'm not overfeeding my fish, however I do use tap water for water changes.

Should I worry about the Flame Hawk eating the Emerald Crab?

You may also want to check your water for phosphates, and also to see if your top off water is good. Those are some of the suggestions I've gotten about my algae problem.

I noticed that I had the same thing in my skimmer when I was cleaning it one day.....it may be salt deposits. You may want to check your salinity.

Anyone else ever used this method?

I'm starting to have a small hair algae problem, and I'm going to go get a clean-up crew for my tank. What should I get and how many. I am definitely considering turbo snails, and hermits. I am also wondering if the turbo snails will clean my rock as well. Thanks guys!