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quarentine the eel if you can so it doesnt spread. if you cant,do a couple small waterchanges and add some medication.

mexican dragons have patches like the hawaiian and they are a brownish color and dont have the teeth. please post a picture!!! wholesale prices on the hawaiian dragon is $350.00 so try to bargain with the dealer to something close to that number if you want one real bad. it is a beautiful...

they are good greedy eaters. they grow real fast it would be a good addition make sure your filtration can handle the waste your fish produce.

depending on what and how much you feed they can grow fast. they are one of the least aggressive and a small one can be added last to a reef where inhabitants have already established territories. if given plenty of space and well fed it wont disturb inverts and smaller fish.

a stick... anything else is fish food

what size are the fish? what are you feeding? whats your filtration? test your water and do a water change. keep us posted

they are brackish fish and can be acclimated to salt. I have seen figure eight puffers, greenspoted and yellowtail monos in saltwater tank.

anyone out here in the bay should really check out tropical paradise in san leandro on 139th ave off of Washington ave. it is a installation/maintenance co. that just opened a retail warehouse open 7 days a week.. it is strictly saltwater and they have a setup that no other LFS in the USA can...

a 55g would be adequate for a small trigger. have lots of lr. when you get a bigger tank you can turn the 55g into your sump.

there is a possibility of fish getting fat. once a day wont get them fat.

green spotted puffers and yellow tail monos are brakish water fish that will survive in a sw.

just add a undulate trigger in your 29. and for the 200g a clown trigger would be a cool addition. the queen gets too large

a nurse shark would be a better addition to the 29g

the trigger and the eel will see them as snacksx

a big skimmer and a refugia is a good idea. you might want to use carbon. why not place the lion in the large reef you got????

queens are cool looking triggers but if i would be able to keep one that would be all i would have. they get biger than 20 inches so make sure you plans to raise it.. most lfs dont take overgrown queens and even if they do who will buy them???? the leopard sharks are cool, small ones can be...

dragon wrasses are very active. they love to eat as juveniles and as they get bigger they turn brown with their sharp teeth sticking out. i put a couple handfuls of coral rubble and it will pick up pieces and pile them up. as adults they will turn over roks to search for food.

from your choices i would personally choose just the undulate and the zebra moray. the undulate might turn on on most of the fish in a small tank. there are alot of smaller very aggressive fish that can be housed in a 65g..

perform a large water change. throw one feeder in the tank and see if he will eat it. if it doesnt there is really a problem. keep a close eye on him..quarentine if possible

they change color as a sign of emotion. make sure when the lights go off it isnt completly dark in the room. or there might be something in the room that is stressing him out that he can only see when the lights go off