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i dont use one..most fish i get a hardy to begin with, if i did have problems with a fishy i would use my refugia till i set it up...

i put 20 blue legged hermits every other month when the lights are out. most get eaten and get picked when the lights come on. but some survive and learn to scavenge in the dark..i read that a queen or a fighting conch can be used for aggressive tanks..

what kind of damsels???? since it is a large tank add the hawkfishes first. try to get the triggers as small as you can and introduce them last after all the other fishies are established in the tank.

75g w/lr is too small for both fish..maybe a dwarf lion and a small peaceful trigger like a niger.

for a fowlr full spectrum florescents can do the job.....adding blues can show more exotic colors on the fish...

given adequate living space tangs can live together. add docile fish first and let them settle in then add the aggressive territorial fishies last...

there are alot who just use lr, powerheads, and water changes..even though not needed on most systems, it is good practice to use skimmers...activated carbon and some type of floss material for waste should be used also..

i top it off. there are products you can buy that will do it for you.

they need more new episodes though.........

you can use the same ones used for a reef

its most likely the tang. bring the tang back to the lf$..both of the tanks are to small for the fish...

im on top of it...my son, gf, and i love that show....can get enough of that funny little sponge..

that is a very bad idea...use the ten for a quarentine

i just seen it..its here somewhere...

all inverts are sensitive to salinity and temp. check the salinity in the bag and slowly try to match it to the tanks. slowly as in 30-45minutes. then just place them in the tank..

180-220+ sounds right. depending on the sizes of the fish.it is good to get them as small as you can so they have space.

it would be coool...but it might sound like a waterfall at first..and you have to get used to the humming from the pumps...once you get used to the noises, the sounds should put you right to sleep.

go with a niger or a huma..try to get them small...

take the tang out. and you should have no problems...

go with triggers...active, colorful, hardy, aggressive eaters...you cant lose...