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Woah! That is one funky looking fish is the 2nd pic. What is it?

Is it true that if you use a 20k MH bulb that you do not really need actinics? The spectrum is preatty much there!

No pics dude!!

Beautiful colours!!!

Very nice rock formations! Good job on the stacking!

In my little experience with butterflies is that they seem to really like LIVE brine shrimp. I am not sure why!!

First get those ammonia levels down. you might have to many fish! then I would put in some blue hermit crabs and turbo snails and then a lawnmower blenny!

Awsome looking tank! You should be proud!

Good batch of live rock. Lots of corraline algae!!!

Ever thought of getting them into competitive racing?? LOL

They are a interesting fish to watch since they are probebly the fish that swims in and out of the rock the most!

Nice looking frag. I couldn't help but motice the attractive candy cane underneath!!!!

Nice looking Pics. I like the foxface!

You just never know with this hobby LOL!!! Good work!

If you place some more aggresive corals around the xenias, The aggresive corals will sting it and keep it contained to one area! I have a torch coral near my xenia!

I agree samm! I saw alot of bleached out corals as well. But it still looks good as a whole!

Very vibrant colours! I have heard that you have to get these fish in pairs to make them happy!

Royal grammas are very terratorial fish and will be aggressive towards any fish. I have not heard of putting more than one in a tank because they will fight each other, but I am not sure of that with a tank of your size!

Your tank and stand are absolutely Immaculate!!!! It looks sensational! One of the best I've seen!!

I can really confirm matti's statement! I had a carpet anenome climb into a powerhead of mine one day and got chewed up and made the tank cloudy with its guts . It did release toxins killing all my fish except for my percs! Ever since I have not had oen in my tank!