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By the way, I just feed my anomones a whole Krill Shrimp every other week. Later!

Do you have powerheads in your tank, and are the anomones in the path of the strongest water movement.

The three foods of my choice are brocolli, romaine lettuce, and a constant feeding of Seaweed Selects.....I'm really happy with the pre packaged seaweed. Later!

Well on the other hand I have a CBS horror story. I watched a CBS pick on and kill a Lawnmowor Blennie that was like 3 inches long. Its a shame that the LFS guys didn't listen and take those two out of the same tank. Later! It was probably because of the close quarters that the CBS ate the...

Yeah make sure that if you are in fact going to add more fish, that the Flame is the very very last.

If you've recently added some live rock it could very well be mysis shrimp. Later!

That happens when clowns start to grow and age....its totally normal and I wouldn't worry about it.

I don't even think you need to add RO water....just add it from the tap.....I have always done that and have had no problems what so ever. Later!

With such a small tank your gonna have to watch you levels very very closely. I would advise to maybe only feed 3 times a week and very sparingly at that. later!

Hey jaspierce, Do you have all those fish in your 75 gallon?

I wouldn't advise the mixing of two tangs no matter what size tank you have........from what I've heard Sailfins can be really really agressive.....I've seen them pick on a Powder Blue until it died. Later!

Thanks for the input....I always appreciate a second opinion. Later!

Its a Yellow Coris Wrasse......I'm pretty sure of that....as far as finding pictures of fish.....you can go to most online retailers of livestock. Later!

I have a condy anemone and my Tomato stay a long ways away from it.....I wonder why.....LOL

Well in my opinion I think that in a tank were food is more concentrated and can cause a nitrate build up if its not taken care of. Later!

Usually when you have a full load of fish your pH is something that you have to always watch as well as your nitrates. Later!

Thats pretty funny.....LOL.....what a deal for a Snapper :D

I would get a little canister of Seachem Marine Buffer to get that Ph back up to 8.2. Later!

Yeah I would say just watch out for the tang nipping at the Flame Angel...otherwise you should be fine. Later!

A good way to see if they are good for your tank is to see if some of your fish are eating them......I would also take a sample to your LFS, and they should be able to identify them quickly. Later!