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Both clown tang and sohal will get way tooooo big for a 110gal tank. These two are two of the most active swimmers of all tang family. I wouldnt add two tangs in a110gal and it would be a yellow, purple or a kole

if i were you i would go with a yellow clown goby, a neon goby or firefish and a shrimp goby

gramma, sixline wrasse, yellow wrasse, genicanthus angels... i m not sure if they will be eaten tho. These fish are hareming fish

i live in Izmir/Turkey and it never snows here. I hate to shiver and i hate to sweat so late spring is best for me. Although i dont like cold weathers, when i go Istanbul, it usually snows there and its quite interesting to see tiny, white stars emerging on you

IMO its not about the fish's size but fish's kind. Although i wouldnt add a tang in a 90gal, a foot long angler will be IMO

Originally posted by Asbury030 so what does anyone think about sweetlips? they get huge too so i would not put them with crabs, shrimps and smaller fish. I am not sure if it will eat corals but i sweetlips loose their wonderful colours when they get older

Originally posted by MalibuPam Is this a factor of pooping on them or bumping into them? I'd like to convert to a more reef-like tank someday, but I don't want to part with my panther. Obviously shrimp, little crabs, and little fish would be out of the question. But how would the panther...

i wouldnt recommend keeping different types of clowns unless they are mated pairs. You can have hybrid pairs like ocellaris-percula, fire-tomato, white band-gold band maroon...

my bicolor dottyback even attacked a cbs but dottyback had a big scar on her face before i took it out. Glad cbs had claws :yes:

i m sure a big one will eat damsels and clowns. They get huge around 2' and IMO will outgrow 180gal especially if its a reef, it can damage corals

i think they should be a hareming fish. I have heard that you can keep one big and few small ones... I would try a small harem instead of a pair

my copperband is my favourite, he is really cool. I love hippo tangs but i wont get one until i will have a big enough tank to keep one like a 180 minimum

the frogfish which looks like a seaweed is sargassum fish. Is it?

i dont have one but i did lot of research about them when i was thinking of buying one. I read they need to be kept in a small tank w/o any other fish. There are some small ones that get around 3-4" max. IMO best looking one is wartskin but you can find anglers in every color. Red, black...

Originally posted by CharlieT Thanks for your feedback. He is a brackesh water Puffer but has been in our tank for 8 months, doing fine. Only one eye is cloudy and it appears as though it was stuck. He does investigate/bother snail and crabs occaisionally, so maybe he got too close. if he has...

this puffer looks like a brackish water puffer and this can be the reason of its cloudly eyes

i had two purple firefish but IMO normal ones are more attractive

no they dont