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Hey Andrew, I have glass top and a cannopy, but the tops don't really fit and it's a hassle to get to the tank, do you think if I put mesh on the back and over flows I could get rid of the glass and not lose my SFE? Thanks, ED

I wouldn't take the Naso out. It's normal for old fish to pick on new fish. I'd rearrange the rocks and give them sometime.

I actually took pics, but I don't know how to resize them.

definatly novice.

With a 55 I would look into one of the dwarf lion spieces, most triggers will be stressed in a 55. Otherwise you sound pretty good.

I think your underestimating the mantis. With a tank mate that barely even moves the Mantis is more then likely to get it. I don't think the size would make that much of a diference. Mantis shrimp have been know to kill six inch clown triggers, so an agler should be easy.

I was talking to Cdubbs for acussing me of being cocky.

I DO have a 180, and I also DON'T have a bamboo shark, I was recomending what I have obserevedfrom ofter tanks and what I've read. Chill man.

What about my post was cocky? You asked a question and I answered it.

The male has the more defined blue coloration on the jaw.

Well thanks for that man, I was just trying to help you out.

The Mantis would make quick work of the Angler

It probably died because it was stressed in the 55, Bambbos should be keept in at least a 180 IMO. Both the pork and Niger will be stressed in the 55 also.

The angler is more of a target because it doesn't move much.

I wouldn't put an angler with a puffer, most anglers are better off in a tank by themselves. How about a lion, puffer, and a Snow Flake Eel, those three would work out nicely.

Tesses are one of the more aggressive eel species, I would bet that your clown tang and coral beauty are going to end up being eel snacks if this has already began, tesses are notorious fish eaters.

Was one male and the other female? If not then you have me stumped, maybe the ones from Hawaii look better. Like harlequin tusk's from Australia, not completely sure:notsure:

I don't think there is a difference.

Green Wrasse? Hmmm, if it's a lunare then it isn't reef safe. That's the first green wrasse that comes to mind. I'd get him out of there.

I would ahve never gotten what a FOWLR was if it wasn't for that post.