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If im not mistaken its called Brown Acropora

I don't think the pc would melt the plastic but im not 100% positive on that. Its good that you care about your fish that much and that you will find a much better home than what you can provide for him. :happyfish

Yes they can both go together but as I said in the other post I don't suggest you put the tang in that small of a tank.

seems about right.

A 50/50 bulb is have actinic and half white. If your not tight on money Mh would be a great option for that deep of a tank, plus you could keep alot more different types of corals.

The disease and treatment forum could probably help you out with it.

I think 20 but im not sure.

You have to have so many posts before you can get one.

I personally wouldn't do it. How about you get a fish that will fit and get the tang later when you do have the 55.:joy:

Thats what happened to my yellows the peppermint got to them. Great pictures by the way.

It is a possibility the sixline got to it however fairly uncommon. I highly doubt that hermits did it. Peppermint shrimp are mainly nocturnal and hide alot. At night check with a flashlight to see if it is still in there.

How about a harem of anthias? Maybe like three or so.

A torch is a LPS coral with a hard skeletal base that it can retract into. An anemone doens't have that it is completly soft bodied and can move around.

Thats is really cool Thanks for sharing!:happyfish

OH, ok cool.

That is one great looking torch I havnt seen one that good in a while.

I second that. :yes:

Wow that is a change what was the time period between those shots?:joy:

It doesn't look too good, but im not sure, the only time I have seen my colt do that was when I was fragging it and attaching it to a new rock.

That is soo cool!