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Nice photographs!

I had a boxfish for a while! Then it died and the toxins that it released killed all my prize fish (regal tang etc). Also a carpet anenome that moved all over my tank leaving a destructive path!

I would wonder why anyone would want a shrimp that would totally ruin their tank. I've heard that they actually have the potential to break the glass in tanks!

I'm jealous. I've also been looking and waiting to pick up some blue mushrooms myself!

Great looking pics. Fox coral looks like its doing just fine!

Chocolate Chip starfish like to nibble on corals and inverts in my experiences with them. And green brittle stars are reef safe.

In wall tanks are the most attractive centerpeice for a house!!

Excellent photography!!

I love this coral! It is so beautiful. My regret is that I didn't create a rock formation that could support it! ( I hear you have to have it shaded from light during the day)

Can anyone tell me what causes bubble algae to grow?? Also does Iodine help it to spread???

Sony cybershot is preatty good and competitvely priced!

A lot of people on this board have suggested don't put tangs in small tanks. It is my experince I have found that this is not always true. For the past 3 years I have had a Hippo tang that is approximately 5 inches in length in a 35 GALLON. Not one problem with this has occured. And guess what...

Looks like you have the best of both worlds there!! Good luck, the tanks look awesome!!

Good placement of the rocks!!

Star polypslook really healthy!!

They also graze on soft corals, I learned that out the hard way!!

Very nice!!

Looks great. Post some pics when the tank is all done!!

Absolutely beautiful!!!

Blue legged hermit crabs work really well too!! Sometimes when you add new lights there will be a small algae outbreak. But I don't think that it would last for months. It would also depend on the spectrum of the lights!!